Race, Ethnicity, and Sovereignty GE Minor

Examine the forces shaping the lives and histories of Black, Latinx/e, Asian, Indigenous, Native American, and other communities of color, with a focus on the United States. You'll gain the knowledge and tools to analyze societal inequities and contribute to solutions that promote justice and equity in your community and career.

This general education (GE) minor allows you to count GE courses toward both your GE requirements and the minor, making it an accessible addition to your college experience. With its interdisciplinary approach, this minor complements any major by deepening your understanding of race, ethnicity, and power in society.

Build a Framework for Social Change

This minor equips you with the analytical and interpersonal expertise needed to address and combat inequities in society.

Skills you will gain include:

• Analyzing systemic inequities in society
• Communication and collaboration across diverse communities
• Developing advocacy strategies for equity and inclusion
• Examining the impact of race, ethnicity, and sovereignty
• Understanding historical and cultural contexts of marginalization

These skills are essential in fields like education, public policy, social work, and any career dedicated to building inclusive, equitable environments.

Enhance Your Studies with a Focus on Equity

This minor pairs well with majors that engage with social systems, human behavior, or public advocacy.

Majors to consider:

• Anthropology
• Child Development
• Criminal Justice
• History
• Multicultural and Gender Studies
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public Health
• Sociology

Whether your career goal is advocacy, education, or policymaking, this minor provides valuable insight and tools for understanding and challenging systemic injustices.