SOC 330D - Protests, Movements and Social Change, 3 credit hours

Prerequisite(s): SOC 100D or SOC 201D, plus an additional course in sociology
Social movements are collective actions by which groups bring about or resist social and political change. Power is a primary conceptual theme – how it is distributed, organized, retained or lost. The women’s movement, gay rights, the environmental movement and fundamentalism are some of the topics studied.

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