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Race and Gender Studies Track

Race and Gender Studies

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New Track (2025)!

This track is ideal for future educators, graduate students, and double majors:

If you want to seek an MA in Education, this is your track.
If your future graduate field is race and gender studies, consider a double major, such as History or English.

Here are some descriptions of a few of our popular classes in race and gender track:

Race, Representation, and Law; US Latinx Literature; Literature by Women; US Multiethnic Literature; Introduction to Justice ; US Imperialism in Asia and Pacific Islands; Literature, Gender, & Sexuality; Middle Eastern Film and Literature ; South Africa: Stages of Protest; International Fiction

Model of Vocation: Teaching the Black Panther

Dr. Brian Bantum, professor of theology, and Jeff Overstreet, assistant professor of film and English.

“What does it mean that the deep wound of race in this country has come to be euphemized as a card, a metaphor which acknowledges the rhetoric as such and yet simultaneously materializes race into a finite object that can be dealt out, withheld, or trumped? Why the singularity of a card? Who gets to play? And what would constitute a ‘full deck’? ”

Anne Cheng, The Melancholy of Race