GC 304

In this course, students will develop a basic theoretical understanding of intersectionality. They will then use this theoretical framework to discuss religious identity within intersectionality, purposefully including intersections that many prefer to ignore. They will also consider the intersection of and the impact of faith in ability/disability, racialization, and decolonial frameworks. Special attention will be paid to the recognition that we all have intersectional experiences that can add to systemic privilege and compound oppression, and that these experiences shift based on religious context.