Racism & Social Inequality - Color Caste Social Inequality (PHIL-0125)

Spring 2027 · PHIL 0125 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Examination of issues in ethics, political philosophy, and philosophy of social sciences raised by race and racism in the U.S. Topics include affirmative action, the justification and critique of inequality (e.g., "blaming the victim"), rights, equality of opportunity, motives, and responsibility. Recommendations: One course in philosophy, or two courses in the social sciences, or junior standing with permission of instructor.

Course codes: PHIL-0125, PHIL 0125, PHIL0125, PHIL-125, PHIL 125, PHIL125

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