CRM 206
Race, Ethnicity and Justice
This course explores the connections between racialization and criminalization. Students are introduced to critical anti-racist and anti-colonialist perspectives on the role of race/ethnicity - and its intersection with gender, sexuality, class and age - in shaping social, political and legal ways of understanding 'crime' and 'justice'. We consider a range of avenues through which people and spaces are racialized and linked to crime as well as the possibility of using the law to obtain social justice.
Weekly Contact: Lecture:3 hrs.
GPA Weight: 1.00
Course Count: 1.00
Billing Units: 1
Prerequisites
Antirequisites
None
Co-Requisites
None
Custom Requisites
None
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CRM 100
Introduction to Canadian Criminal Justice -
CRM 101
Understanding Crime in Canadian Society -
CRM 102
Introduction to Criminology -
CRM 200
Criminal Law -
CRM 201
Making Public Order in Canada -
CRM 202
Victims and the Criminal Process -
CRM 204
Criminal Justice Research and Statistics -
CRM 205
Gender, Sexuality and the Law -
CRM 206
Race, Ethnicity and Justice -
CRM 300
Policing in Canada -
CRM 302
Criminological Theories -
CRM 303
Immigration and Refugee Protection in CJS -
CRM 304
Youth Justice in Canada -
CRM 306
Corrections in Canada -
CRM 308
Criminal Courts in Canada -
CRM 310
Advanced Qualitative Research Methods -
CRM 311
Regulating Public Space -
CRM 312
Representing Crime -
CRM 314
Criminal Justice and the Charter -
CRM 315
Advanced Quantitative Research Methods -
CRM 316
International Perspectives -
CRM 317
Special Topics in Criminology/Law -
CRM 318
Violence and Communities -
CRM 322
Ethics in Criminal Justice -
CRM 324
Security Threats -
CRM 350
Cyber Criminology -
CRM 400
Indigenous Governance/Justice -
CRM 402
Criminal Justice and Social Inequality -
CRM 404
Debates In Justice Policy -
CRM 406
Seminar in Criminal Justice -
CRM 515
Gendering Justice -
CRM 601
Violence in Society