CSP 20  Race, Gender, Culture: Re-Imagining "Justice" in the U.S.:  This course will examine ways that race, gender, and culture shape perspectives on justice in the U.S. Rather than considering these concepts as unchanging aspects of personal identities, we will consider the complexity of intersecting social categories (race, culture, gender, sexuality, and class) that challenge assumptions about both individualism and sameness within any group. By reading works in literature, law, and theory, we will explore multiple strategies of resistance and social change that develop from analyses of these factors of social experience. While race, gender, sexuality, class and culture will be critically analyzed as categories of experience for all people, the course will pay particular attention to voices often marginalized as "other" in the context of U.S. discourses on justice.