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RELS 3230
Race, Religion, and Murder
An introduction to the intersection of race, religion, and violence in American culture. Addresses how Judeo- Christian, Islamic, and Asian traditions have been used to justify and even condone acts of violence against women, children, and peoples of color. Fulfills the [C] or [T] requirement.
Units: 3.0