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Introduction to Environment Politics:  Race, Class, and Gender

Introduction to Environment Politics:  Race, Class, and Gender

Introduction to Environment Politics:  Race, Class, and Gender

This course analyzes the development of political action from the 1860s to the present.  It will analyze the role of race, gender, and class in defining environmental issues and environmental action.

School(s)/College(s)
Literature, Science, & Arts » Afroamerican and African Studies
Literature, Science, & Arts » Program in the Environment
Course Number(s) UM Course ID Academic Level Credits Sustainability Category*
AAS 322, ENVIRON 335 018151 Undergraduate 3.0 Sustainability-Focused

* A course is defined as sustainability-focused if the course title or description points to an explicit focus on sustainability. Sustainability-inclusive courses are those in which sustainability is clearly included in the course content.

Academic Terms

YearSession(s)
2024Fall
2023Fall
2022Fall