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DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Dr. Angela Simms\, Assistant Professor of Sociol
 ogy & Urban Studies\, Columbia University\n\nHosted by Coastlander at USC\
 , USC Christian Life Team and The Veritas Forum\n\nOver the course of four
  weeks\, we will examine the social construction of race in the United Sta
 tes from the colonial period to the present. The lectures\, readings\, and
  personal and group exercises will analyze how capitalist interests\, clas
 s differences\, gender\, immigration\, and who “deserves” the full rig
 hts and privileges of citizenship\, shape boundaries between and within ra
 cial and ethnic groups\, and ultimately the racial hierarchy underpinning 
 White domination. We will also consider how racism affects resource access
  inequities between racial and ethnic groups in education\, criminal justi
 ce\, media\, and other domains.\n\nVisit the Veritas website to register!
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DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Dr. Angela Simms\, Assistant Professor of Sociol
 ogy & Urban Studies\, Columbia University\n\nHosted by Coastlander at USC\
 , USC Christian Life Team and The Veritas Forum\n\nOver the course of four
  weeks\, we will examine the social construction of race in the United Sta
 tes from the colonial period to the present. The lectures\, readings\, and
  personal and group exercises will analyze how capitalist interests\, clas
 s differences\, gender\, immigration\, and who “deserves” the full rig
 hts and privileges of citizenship\, shape boundaries between and within ra
 cial and ethnic groups\, and ultimately the racial hierarchy underpinning 
 White domination. We will also consider how racism affects resource access
  inequities between racial and ethnic groups in education\, criminal justi
 ce\, media\, and other domains.\n\nVisit the Veritas website to register!
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Why Does "Blackness" Matter?: The Socio-Historical Context of Racis
 m in America
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 socio-historical_context_of_racism_in_america
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DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Dr. Angela Simms\, Assistant Professor of Sociol
 ogy & Urban Studies\, Columbia University\n\nHosted by Coastlander at USC\
 , USC Christian Life Team and The Veritas Forum\n\nOver the course of four
  weeks\, we will examine the social construction of race in the United Sta
 tes from the colonial period to the present. The lectures\, readings\, and
  personal and group exercises will analyze how capitalist interests\, clas
 s differences\, gender\, immigration\, and who “deserves” the full rig
 hts and privileges of citizenship\, shape boundaries between and within ra
 cial and ethnic groups\, and ultimately the racial hierarchy underpinning 
 White domination. We will also consider how racism affects resource access
  inequities between racial and ethnic groups in education\, criminal justi
 ce\, media\, and other domains.\n\nVisit the Veritas website to register!
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Why Does "Blackness" Matter?: The Socio-Historical Context of Racis
 m in America
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/why_does_blackness_matter_the_
 socio-historical_context_of_racism_in_america
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DESCRIPTION:Facilitated by Dr. Angela Simms\, Assistant Professor of Sociol
 ogy & Urban Studies\, Columbia University\n\nHosted by Coastlander at USC\
 , USC Christian Life Team and The Veritas Forum\n\nOver the course of four
  weeks\, we will examine the social construction of race in the United Sta
 tes from the colonial period to the present. The lectures\, readings\, and
  personal and group exercises will analyze how capitalist interests\, clas
 s differences\, gender\, immigration\, and who “deserves” the full rig
 hts and privileges of citizenship\, shape boundaries between and within ra
 cial and ethnic groups\, and ultimately the racial hierarchy underpinning 
 White domination. We will also consider how racism affects resource access
  inequities between racial and ethnic groups in education\, criminal justi
 ce\, media\, and other domains.\n\nVisit the Veritas website to register!
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Why Does "Blackness" Matter?: The Socio-Historical Context of Racis
 m in America
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.usc.edu/event/why_does_blackness_matter_the_
 socio-historical_context_of_racism_in_america
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