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INTERSECTIONAL APPROACHES TO DISABILITY STUDIES

GEN&WS 105
Course Description

Analysis of disability as an identity, culture, community, and political concern. Brief introduction to disability studies and intersectionality. Examines historical, political, artistic and cultural representations of disability as it intersects with gender, sexuality, race, class and other systems of oppression. Engage with a variety of academic, literary, visual and other cultural representations by and about disabled people.

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