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May 21, 2024
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ELED 6261 - Racial Identity
The examination of (a) how individuals construct and maintain their sense of themselves as raced beings within historical and ideological constructions of race, and (b) personal- and societal-level consequences of such identities. A review is included of essential theories pertaining to racial and ethnic identity in the U.S. and practical applications related to understanding how racial and ethnic identities play a meaningful role in the human experience and in schools and classrooms.
Credit Hours: (3)
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