Race, Sex, and War in U.S. History
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Course Information
Subject code
HIST
Subject Code Description
History
Course Number
6649
Catalog Title
Race, Sex, and War in U.S. History
Course Description
This seminar will examine the intersection of race, gender, sexuality and war throughout the history of the U.S. Students will be encouraged to consider a broad range of topics including the contributions and minorities to the U.S. military, the impact of war upon “social progress” in the U.S., the military as a medium of social change, the relationship between war and definitions of masculinity, femininity, and Americanism, and the gendered nature of conflict and the U.S. military itself.
Credit Hours Min
3
Restricted to the following major(s)
MADM - Diplomacy and Military Studies, MASU - Sustainability, NSSS - Nat Security & Strateg Studies, MDGS - Diplomacy and Global Security
Restricted to the following student level(s)
GR - Graduate
Repeat Status
N - Course May Not Be Repeated