SOCI 157 - Sociology of Youth Sport

3 unit(s)
Introductory examination of the contemporary social, cultural, and economic significance of youth sport through the lens of various sociological theories. Situates U.S. youth sports within a global context, and examines variations in sporting experiences for youth who differ by race, class, gender, sexuality, religion, and ability. Unpacks how youth sports programs have been used to achieve political ends, and how young athletes have advocated for social justice.

Grading: Letter Graded

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