Analyzes these rules on the basis of a formal theory of wealth allocations between and among corporate groups that challenges neoclassical models. Essed, P. People often feel embarrassed to talk about difference and discrimination. Some are afraid to be called a racist, others to be accused of over-sensitivity about race. Shunning the topic does not solve anything. Racism in everyday life is often hard to pinpoint.
Discrimination happens casually as if it concerns 'normal' and 'acceptable' behavior.
This course is premised on the idea that all students, as upcoming professionals in a multicultural society, can benefit from gaining insight into the workings of racism. The course will teach students how to identify subtle manifestations of discrimination, how to prevent and how to overcome its damaging effects. On the basis of autobiographical stories of young people, including students, participants taking this course will learn to identify and to analyze how racism impacts their own lives, the experiences of family, friends, fellow students or professors. It will be found that race, gender, age, education and other factors shape the identities of each and every individual. M W F SSPA 1100 Garfias, R. A consideration of popular music in the U.S. and abroad.