85-343 Children, Race, and Racism

9 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Millions of children grow up in racialized societies societies that are organized along racial lines historically, politically, and economically. How do children growing up in racialized societies come to understand race How do children learn racism How do children develop resilience in the face of racism These are some of the questions we will address in this course through a combination of reading primary empirical and theoretical articles in psychology and class discussion.

Prerequisites: 85-102 or 85-211 or 85-221 or 85-104 or 85-241 or 85-251 or 85-219

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