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Race and Order in the New Republic
152AC 001 | CCN: 23391
Instructor: Nadesan Permaul
Location: Dwinelle 215
Date / Time: We/Fr 12:00pm - 1:59pm
4 Units
This course will explore how the social issue of race in the new American republic shaped the political founding of the United States in 1787. We will investigate perceptions of race at the time of the founding, and try to understand the origins of those perceptions. We will examine how those same perceptions affected the founding and establishment of a new nation and how they have affected our contemporary social and political discourse.