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Course Description

What is race and what role does it play in American politics? What does it mean to say that a policy is discriminatory? How do Americans think about race and ethnicity and how does this impact issues such as voting? What are the historical underpinnings of race? Learn from policy experts from all over the nation as you investigate the complexities of race within the context of history, economics, and policy in the United States. Engage with readings, media, and reflective class activities as you delve into the complex history of race in the United States. Examine the lasting significance of slavery, the 13th Amendment, Civil Rights Movement, and immigration. Enhance your understanding of US history and develop a clearer view of longstanding historical issues.
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Section Title
Race & Politics in American History - Session 3
Type
Classroom - In Person
Days
Su, M, T, W, Th, F
Time
9:00AM to 4:00PM
Dates
Jul 20, 2025 to Jul 25, 2025
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
42.0
Campus
Delivery Options
Classroom - In Person  
Course Fees
Commuter Fee 1 Week - High School non-credit $1,830.00 Click here to get more information
Residential Fee 1 Week - High School non-credit $2,580.00 Click here to get more information
Eligible Installment Plan
$500.00 deposit and 1 installments Click here to get more information
Section Notes

This course is located on Duke University’s campus in Durham, NC. Participants should plan to arrive on day one, with courses beginning on day two. Both residential and commuter students are expected to attend orientation on day one, before courses begin. Time and location information about orientation, arrivals and departures, and other travel and program details, will be provided closer to the start date of the program.

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