Course examines gender in contemporary U.S. social relations andglobal structures.
An exploration of aspects of the world of work for women, in the public and private sectors, with special attention to changes in women's participation in the workforce, and analysis of historical trnds in women's employment. A comparative and introductory introduction to a variety of international movements which have sought and continue to seek changes in regard to the conditions and status of women. Either Philosophy 100, Biology 101, Psychology 100, Sociology 100, or consent of instructor. Interdisciplinary introduction to intercultural women's issues and research in relevant disciplines. Issues in the study of black women in America, including social, political, economic and intellectual development.