Identifies the major issues addressed by black feminists and the various forms of resistance to social structures. The Philosophy of Gender and Sexuality Introduction to theories of the relations between sex, gender, and sexuality from a feminist perspective. 4 cr Women's autobiographical and oral histories explored in their social, political, and cultural contexts. Emphasis on the impact and interaction of gender, race, class, and sexual orientation. Using their own lives as a focus, students create an autobiographical work in one of a variety of forms.
Students work in groups to design and implement activ-ist projects.
The interrelations between the local and the global, the particular and the universal, and the national and the transnational. 591 Seminar Current debates in feminist theory, particularly with regard to intersectionalities between gender, race, class, and sexual domination systems and their effects in organizational contexts. Includes epistemological and postmodern concerns and the implications for analyzing organizational development and change.