SOCY436

Where You Live Matters: Race, Segregated Neighborhoods, and Health

Have you ever wondered how the neighborhoods we live in affect our health and the role that race plays in this dynamic? In this course, we will explore the historical foundations of race and racially segregated communities in the United States. We will examine how the racial composition of neighborhoods profoundly shapes the social, economic, and environmental conditions within communities, and how inequalities in these conditions contribute to health disparities. By the end of this course, students will have a deep understanding of how where we live shapes opportunities to lead healthful lives and the importance of addressing these challenges to create more equitable communities.

Fall 2025

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