3.00 Credits
Description: This course introduces liberation theology, a movement begun in Latin America that develops religious thought addressing social justice and marginalized peoples. Subtypes considered include Black, Feminist, and Queer theologies as well as theologies of disability. Cross-listed with RELG380, AAMS 390, WMST450,and SOCL350. Notes: This course teaches students about an important movement in religious thought that is not covered in other Winthrop courses and has immediate relevance for contemporary social issues. It contributes to campus-wide diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.