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SOC 221: Race And Crime In The United
States
3 credits
This course explores the complex relationship between race and crime in the United States. Students will examine theoretical and empirical data on present-day crime rates in order to learn about the nature and cause of racial disparities in criminality, victimization, relationships with law enforcement, and perceptions of social justice.