WGSS 66.05 Telling Stories for Social Change

Telling My Story for Social Change uses readings in theory and practice (journals, exercises, performance) to explore the difficult themes of Race, Class, and Gender. By practicing listening, speaking and withholding judgment in a group, we build relations based on trust, communication, and dialogue. To do this, we must first identify and dismantle the visible and invisible walls of preconception and bias that surround us, which many times we actively help to create and maintain.    

Instructor

22S: Hernández

Cross Listed Courses

ENGL 53.04

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:CI

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