As the professor has proved to me, each additional perspective, with regard to race issues, offers just that much more insight into the problems we have and still face. I think that this class is a very good way to learn about cultures other than the mainstream one. It presents the trials that blacks, Asians, Latinos and others have undergone in a manner that is non-partial and fair. I think that this course particularly has had the greatest impact on my education. It has been enlightening historically.
Political science is usually very dry.
I think it has opened up a lot for me. I see a lot of similarities just between cultures that weren't apparent to me before. And, I understand a lot of the racism and racial divisions that are present in our society. This is perhaps, one of the best, if not the best class that I have taken from the pool of classes that I have taken in mass communications, sociology and political science at Cal. It's amazing how after four, or so, American cultures courses, I still manage to get different perspectives of race, culture, etc. in this country.