Race, Culture, and Power

Events in this country and internationally constantly remind us that race is an explosive issue. To be able to function as citizens of the world, one must understand the dynamics of race, culture, and power.

Founded in 1994, Race, Culture, and Power remains one of UNH's most dynamic minors. Student enrolled in this minor ask how does the category or race shape our lives, our politics, and our possibilities? This minor reflects intellectual currents now being felt around the world. Courses for the minor enable students to develop critical perspectives on the ways in which cultural differentiation and racial explanations have been used to maintain social, economic, and political power. Race, Culture, and Power prepares students to live in the 21st century.

Race, Culture, and Power is a proud supporter of UNH's many interdisciplinary programs.

Please visit our links at the right for more information about the Race, Culture, and Power minor.

If you have questions, please feel free to visit the office in Huddleston 322, or contact the coordinator at cait.vaughan@unh.edu, 862-2179.

The Race, Culture, and Power minor
is an academic minor at the Center for the Humanities.

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