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Ethnic and Indigenous Studies Program at Bridgewater State University


The Minor in Ethnic and Indigenous Studies

The U.S. Ethnic and Indigenous Studies minor is an interdisciplinary minor, which aims to introduce students to United States ethnic, Indigenous, and racial groups; history, theory and cultural analyses of ethnicity, indigeneity, race, class and culture in the United States; and opportunities for engaged learning and community service among U.S. ethnic, Indigenous,  racial and regional groups. Students will explore the following: 1) theoretical and practical approaches to race, ethnicity, and indigeneity in multicultural America; 2) interdisciplinary perspectives on U.S. ethnic/Indigenous/racial groups; 3) issues of cultural identity from the perspectives of people of color and heritage cultures; 4) discrimination, prejudice and other inequalities against racial, ethnic and Indigenous groups; and 5) opportunities to learn about services, interventions and civic engagement in addressing respect, civility and social justice issues. Other courses, including second year seminars, may be approved by the program coordinator. 
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