SJ - Social Justice (Concentration)

ANTH-101

Becoming Human: An Introduction to Anthropology

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ANTH-153

REL-153

Religion and Native America

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ANTH-201

The Strange Familiar: Fundamentals of Cultural Anthropology

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ANTH-206

Anthropology and Europe

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ANTH-217

Language and Culture

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ANTH-223

REL-223

Religion and the Spirit of Capitalism

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ANTH-228

Medical Anthropology

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ANTH-247-A

ENVS-303-A
Offered Spring 2027.

ST: Land, Water, Justice

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ANTH-303

Religion and Gender in Global Context

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ANTH-313

Communism, Socialism and the Environment

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ANTH-318

Anthropology of Design

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ANTH-320

Language and Nationalism

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ANTH-321

Anthropology of the State

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ANTH-349

Urban Life: Readings in the Anthropology of Cities

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ANTH-358

Social Bodies, Diverse Identities: The Anthropology of Sex and Gender

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ARTH-135

IRES-135

Architectures of Race

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ARTH-210

Museums and the Politics of Display

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ARTH-211

Monuments and Memorials

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ARTH-351

Los Angeles: Art, Architecture, Cultural Geography

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ARTH-353

Blackness and the Arts

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ARTH-355

Indigenous Aesthetics: Native North American Art and Visual Culture

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ARTH-357

Art and Architecture of Colonial India

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ARTS-103

Foundations: Art and Public Engagement

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ARTS-314

ENVS-314

Art and the Anthropocene

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CS-215

MATH-215

Introduction to Data Science

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ECON-205

An Introduction to Development Economics

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ECON-258

Global Political Economy

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ECON-345

Political Economy of Women

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ECON-388

Labor Economics

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ENGL-201

Shifting Grounds: Writing, Exile, and Migrancy

ENGL-231

Introduction to Shakespeare: Race, Nationality, and Power

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ENGL-232

Introduction to Shakespeare: Work, Wealth, and Status

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ENGL-245

Native American Literatures

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ENGL-246

Introduction to African American Literature

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ENGL-270

Special Topics in Underrepresented Literatures

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ENGL-346

History in African American Narratives

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ENGL-376

Studies in Colonial and Anti-Colonial Literature

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ENGL-377

RWPD-380

Rhetorical Bodies

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ENVS-353

SOC-353

Environmental Justice

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The Monstrous Other: Race, Gender, and Colonialism in Horror Media

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FMS-220

Identity, Gender, & Media

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FMS-230

Science Fiction & Society

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FMS-265

Understanding Media Industries

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FMS-307

REL-307

Mediating Religions

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FMS-315

Bad Objects: Popular Culture and Questions of Taste

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FMS-330

Media, Politics, & Power

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FMS-340

Globalization, Culture, & Media

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FMS-345

The Middle East in Cinema & Media

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FMS-350

Latinxs in U.S. Media

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GERM-219

REL-219

Modern Jewish Thought

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GLIT-230

GNDS-230

IRES-230

Unsettling Masculinities in French Fiction and Film

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GNDS-100

Introduction to Gender Studies

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GNDS-210

IRES-210

Problems with Privilege

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GNDS-238

Men and Masculinities

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GNDS-250

RWPD-250

Rhetoric, Gender, and Sexuality

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GNDS-300-A

ST: Black Feminist Organizing

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HISP-143

U.S. Latinx Literatures and Cultures: An Introduction

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HISP-325

Translation: Healthcare and Language

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HISP-326

Translation: Public Affairs, the Law and Language

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HISP-425

Tropics of Disaster: Hispanic Speculative Fiction in the End of Times

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HISP-426

Queer Latinidades: Gender and Sexuality in the Americas

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HISP-427

Crossing Borders: Latin American Narratives of Migration

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HISP-428

Spanglish: Discourses of Language and Cultural Identity in the United States

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HISP-444

Decolonial Strategies in Latin(o) America

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HISP-445

Theater for Social Change in Latin America: Theories and Practices

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HISP-457

The Persistence of Memory: Cultural Representations of Argentina’s “Guerra Sucia”

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HISP-458

Visual Voices/Voces visuales: Hispanic Graphic Narrative

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HIST-105

Histories of North America, c. 1600-1890

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HIST-106

Development of the United States (1877-Present)

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HIST-110

East Asian History 1600 to the Present

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HIST-112

Modern Africa

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HIST-120

POL-120

History and Politics of Mexican Food

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HIST-180

Antiqui-tea: Spilling the Ancient Mediterranean

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HIST-183

Revolution and the Impact of Mass Culture: Modern Europe

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HIST-188

Modern Latin America

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HIST-206

European Environmental History to 1800

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HIST-208

Latinx in the US: A History

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HIST-211

The World Wars in Africa

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HIST-217

Decolonization in Africa

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HIST-225

Cleopatra: History & Myth

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HIST-230

International Relations of the Middle East

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HIST-235

The Arab Spring in Historical Context

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HIST-254

The Social History of Stuff: Power, Technology, and Meaning in the United States from the Cotton Gin to the Internet

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HIST-264

People Called Female: US Perspectives

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HIST-265

Neighbors: The U.S. and Latin America in the 20th Century

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HIST-267

Protest & Organizing: A History of U.S. Social Movements

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HIST-268

Im/migration and US History: Population Flows, Experience, and Nation

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HIST-275

Modern European Imperialism

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HIST-280

The “Other” Greece & Rome

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HIST-288

Reform or Revolution: Latin America in the Twentieth Century

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HIST-314

Colonial Moment in Africa

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HIST-319

Women in Africa

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HIST-330

Hail Caesar? The Roman Revolution

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HIST-348

Horseriders and Samurai: Comparisons in Early Modern East Asia

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HIST-364

Sugar, Sex, & Slavery: The History of the Black Atlantic

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HIST-366

The Americas, 1968-1999: Dictatorship, Neoliberalism & Solidarity

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HIST-370

Histories of US Genders and Sexualities

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IDSC-400-B
Offered Spring 2026.

ST: History, Art, Protest: Curating "To Make Us Free: Witnessing Activism at Whitman & Beyond"

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IRES-105

Introduction to Indigeneity, Race, and Ethnicity Studies

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IRES-180

REL-180

James Baldwin’s America

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IRES-220

Settler Colonialism & Native Resistance

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IRES-225

Race, Class, Violence

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IRES-305

Continental Philosophy, Postcolonial Theory, and the Palestinian Question

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IRES-325

Afro-Pessimism and Its Critics

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MUS-160

Study of Jazz

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MUS-354

Women Composers: Musical Innovation and Social Critique

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POL-109

Introduction to U.S. Politics and Policymaking

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POL-110

Introduction to the Politics of Migration and Immigration

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POL-114

Introduction to African Politics

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POL-119

Whitman in the Global Food System

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POL-122

Introduction to Modern European Political Theory

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POL-124

Introduction to Politics and the Environment

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POL-125

The Politics of Indigeneity

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POL-147

International Politics

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POL-228

Political Ecology

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POL-250

Reproduction and the State

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POL-254

Gender and Race in Law and Policy

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POL-255

Gender, Race and the Environment

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POL-311

Deservingness in U.S. Social Policy

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POL-323

Debt, Law, and Politics

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POL-325

Queer Politics and Policy

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POL-328

Contemporary Feminist Theories

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POL-330

Indigenous Feminisms in the Americas

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POL-331

The Politics of International Hierarchy

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POL-333

Feminist and Queer Legal Theory

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POL-334

The U.S.-Mexico Border: Immigration, Development, and Globalization

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POL-335

The Politics of the Body as Territory

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POL-345

Indigenous Politics

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POL-354

Topics in Jurisprudence: Time, Law, and Justice

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POL-359

Gender and International Hierarchy

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POL-362

ENVS-362

Food, Culture, and Politics

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POL-363

What is Capitalism?

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POL-365

Political Economy of Care/Work

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POL-370

Power, Pipelines, and Dispossession

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PSYC-218

Psychology of Poverty

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PSYC-230

Social Psychology

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PSYC-239

Psychology of Gender

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PSYC-309

Science of Sexual Orientation

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REL-205

American Islam

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REL-220

Introduction to Christian Thought

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REL-270

Race and Religion

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REL-303

Religion and Gender in Global Context

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REL-304

Muslim Bodies

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REL-325

Religion and Politics in East Asia

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REL-350

Missionaries and other Anthropologists

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RWPD-175

Persuasion, Propaganda, and Power

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RWPD-230

Introduction to Rhetoric & Public Culture

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RWPD-255

Social Justice Movements

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RWPD-260

Rhetoric and Sensation in Civic Life

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RWPD-325

Rhetorics of Health and Medicine

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RWPD-332

Coalition, Identity, and Difference in Social Movements

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RWPD-342

Rhetoric and Capitalism: Exploitation, Precarity and Social Change

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RWPD-353

The Rhetoric of the Black Freedom Struggle

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RWPD-360

Variable Topics in the Rhetoric of Social Protest

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RWPD-365

Rhetoric and Violence

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SOC-117

Principles of Sociology

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SOC-209

Sociology of Health and Illness

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SOC-212

Political Sociology

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SOC-220

Latin@s in the United States

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SOC-257

Sociology of the Family

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SOC-258

Gender and Society

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SOC-259

Sociology of Crime and Delinquency

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SOC-267

Race and Ethnic Group Relations

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SOC-278

Social Movements and Social Change

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SOC-279

Sociology of Education

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SOC-329

Environmental Health

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SOC-369

Social Stratification

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