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Course Description: The course reviews four of the on-going struggles for equality and freedom in America: the Native American Struggle, the African American Struggle, the Women's Struggle, and the Gay/Lesbian Struggle. Each struggle is considered in relation to the larger historical context out of which it has arisen, and all are discussed with a view [1] to gaining an informed appreciation of how they resemble and differ from one another morally, politically and historically and [2] to examining whether the respective struggles have gone too far or not far enough.
Meeting times and places: The class meets both in a lecture setting and in smaller discussion groups from 3:40-4:55 on Mondays and Wednesdays. All classes are held in Winston #005
Text: A course reader, The Moral Community: The Struggle for Equality and Freedom in America. [Available at NCSU book store].
Office Hours:
Office hours are MWF 2:00-3:00; T&H 9:30-11:00 and
by appointment if these hours are not possible for you. My office is
in the Carter Williams Bldg (2806 Hillsborough St. @ Dan Allen Dr.).
Phone: Office:
515-1825; Home: 782-5367.
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Last modifed on January 3, 2001.