Sociology Courses I have taken at Longwood University that dealt specifically with inequalities:
SOCL 233 (Introduction to Social Inequality and Difference)
*Concepts learned:
-Social inequalities
-The social construction of identity
-Intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality
-Microaggressions
-Privilege and Oppression
SOCL 241 (Marriage and the Family)
*Concepts learned:
-Different types of families
-Different definitions of family
-Gender inequalities within the family, marriage, and workplace
-Online dating trends
-Inequalities of online dating
SOCL 351 (Sociology of Family Violence)
*Concepts learned
-ACEs
-Types of family violence
-Patriarchal terrorism and forms of violence against women
-Child maltreatment and neglect
-Intimate partner violence and Sexual Violence
-Marital rape
SOCL 326 (Sexuality and Society)
*Concepts learned
-Defining sexuality, sex, and gender
-The history and creation of sexuality
-The different types of sexual fields
-Culture and racial bias
-The LGBTQ+ communities and the inequalities
-Sexual decision making (consent, coercion, and violence)
-Feminism and commodification