(R) Addresses issues of social justice and the participation of Asian Americans, African Americans, Chicanos and Latinos, and Native Americans in the legal system. R when topic changes.
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October 7:
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October 9:
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October 9:
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October 20:
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October 27:
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November 17:
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November 17:
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Expanded Course Description
This class introduces students to the history and evolution of Critical Race Theory and interrogates the relationship between race, power and the (protection of the) law.
