Race and Cultural Diversity in American Life
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This course explores how race, ethnicity, and cultural diversity have shaped American institutions, law, and social relationships from the colonial era to the present, focusing on diverse experiences and inter-group dynamics.
- Module 1: Introduction to Concepts of Race and Identity
- Module 2: historical Legacies of Race in the United States
- Module 3: Legacies of Race and Racism Today
- Module 4: Race and Ethnicity in American Social Institutions
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Course Information
Non-Credit
Program Cost: Free
Course Format: Online
Course Platform: Coursera
Course Duration: Self-Paced
Students Complete this class in an average of 7 Hours
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