Social Justice Studies
Social Justice Studies
Social Justice Studies brings together different subjects to explore fairness, identity, and equality in society. It includes Native American and Indigenous Studies, Chicano Studies, Ethnic Studies, Gender Studies, LGBTQ Studies, and African American Studies. This field looks at how social systems shape people’s experiences and identities while also studying movements that fight for justice. By learning about these topics, students gain the knowledge and skills to understand inequality and work toward positive change in their communities.
Contact Us
Kirsten Gerdes
Department Chair - History, Philosophy, Humanities, and Ethnic Studies
(951) 222-8758
Kirsten.Gerdes@rcc.edu
Quad 21C
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African American Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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Asian American Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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Chicano Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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Ethnic Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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Gender Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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General Social Justice Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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LGBTQ Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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Native American and Indigenous Studies ADT
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MAJOR UNITS 18-19 |
Typical Time to Completion 2 years |
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If you are interested in understanding our communities, how they’re formed and what influences their structures, while others are driven to take a more hands-on role to improve and advance our societies, you can explore other instructional pathways in Social and Behavioral Sciences or the Languages and Humanities