SOC 260 - Human Sexuality in the United States

4 credits (Spring)

How do individuals develop attractions, make sexual choices, and define and enact their own sexuality? How do institutions and organizations influence, shape, and constrain sexual attitudes and behaviors? This course will examine the social construction of human sexuality in the United States with particular attention to gender, sexual orientation, commercial sex, and sexual education.

Prerequisite: SOC 111.
Note: Not offered every year.
Instructor: Erickson

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