PSC 1030 - Multicultural Politics for Non-Majors

Credits: 3

Description: In this course students develop a practical understanding of the practice of politics in the United States using the tools of Social Movement Theory. Students learn about the challenges and opportunities for political activism from the perspective of the Latinx, Native American, African American, and Asian American social movements. Students develop a political science toolkit to understand and effectively participate in an increasingly diverse American politics.

General Studies: Social and Behavioral Sciences

Guaranteed Transfer: GT-SS3

University Requirement(s): Ethnic Studies & Social Justice