Const Law II: Race/Sex Discrimination

Semester: Spring 2023
Course ID: 381C
Credit Hours: 3
Unique: 28815

Course Information

Grading Method: Pass/Fail Not Allowed
Will use floating mean GPA if applicable

Registration Information

Upperclass-only elective
Reversed priority

Meeting Times

Day	Time	Location
WED, FRI	11:50 am - 1:05 pm	TNH 3.129

Evaluation Method

Type	Date	Time	Location
Final exam (administered by Exam4 in Closed mode)	May 3, 2023	1:30 pm	A-Z in 2.124

Description

This course will explore constitutional issues surrounding claims of race and sex discrimination. The course is historical, covering antebellum, Civil War, and post-Fourteenth Amendment controversies. We will examine race and sex in several contexts (e.g., segregation, military policy, education, affirmative action) and consider a broad range of theoretical approaches. The course is designed to provide a close understanding of both historical and contemporary analyses. The materials on race occupy approximately two-thirds of the overall course. Prerequisite: Con Law I.

Textbooks ( * denotes required )

Processes of Constitutional Decisionmaking : Cases and Materials *

Levinson, Sanford, Balkin, Jack M., Amar, Akhil Reed, Siegel, Reva B., and Rodriguez, Cristina M.

Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. , edition: 8
ISBN: 978-1-5438-3855-8

Instructors

Steiker, Jordan M.

Important Class Changes

Date	Updated
03/22/2023	Exam information updated
01/09/2023	Room(s) changed

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