Topics to be addressed include the historical development of women's activism in politics, women as political candidates and elected officals, women's organizations in American politics, women and public policy, women's rights and issues, and women and political leadership. Throughout the class, emphasis will be placed not only on examing the role of women in politics, but also on understanding the role of gender in the construction and evaluation of political institutions, practices and public policies in the United States.
Course fulfills the state requirement.
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