SOC-106 — Intro to LQBTQ Cultures
3 Lecture Hour(s) This course presents an introductory and interdisciplinary approach to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) studies, including biopsychosocial and historical perspectives regarding voices and experiences of LGBTQ cultures in the U.S. since Stonewall in 1969. Topics include exploring 1970s gay liberation and lesbian feminism, 1980s AIDS epidemic, the rise of “queer” theory in the 1990s, popular fiction and memoirs in the 2000s, and the emergence of current transgender and intersex issues, research, and theory. General Education Course > Social Sciences; Diversity Syllabus for this course