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SOC 3431 - Race, Crime, and Justice

Credits: 4
This course introduces students to the criminal justice system in the United States as a form of racialized social control. The research examined in this coursed details the history of the criminal justice system as a racialized system that continues today. From the research, students will learn how racial minorities have been criminalized and unjustly treated as a way to maintain the racial status quo. Finally, students will explore and come up with ways of what can be done for a truly racially egalitarian criminal justice system.
Prerequisites SOC-1104
McDaniel Plan: Multicultural


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