SSCS2040W Power, Inequality and Social Change
Course objectives addressed
Students will demonstrate understanding of social justice issues related to uses of power domestically and globally, as they:
1. explain the three generations of human rights within the context of the history of human rights protection;
2. analyze designated global issues related to the three generations of human rights; and
3. evaluate the efficacy of leadership concerning women’s rights domestically and globally.
Students will demonstrate understanding of social justice issues related to uses of power domestically and globally, as they:
1. explain the three generations of human rights within the context of the history of human rights protection;
2. analyze designated global issues related to the three generations of human rights; and
3. evaluate the efficacy of leadership concerning women’s rights domestically and globally.
Critically read, watch and annotate
Critically think about
Complete
Post
Please note
You will have a research project due for Week 13. Please preview Week 13 and plan your time accordingly.
- A Walk To Beautiful
- They Have Long Arms and They Can find Me
- The 10 Most Censored Countries (read about and report on one country from this source)
- Gender Identity: The Human Right of Depathologization
Critically think about
- the connection between real world events and the generations of human rights;
- the importance of freedom of speech globally;
- the relationship between first and second generation rights (For example: Can human beings freely express themselves if they are restricted in access to physical safety, housing, food, water or healthcare?); and
- the role of gender, gender identity and sexual orientation in the generations of human rights.
Complete
- this Chart on Human Rights using your four sources in this module. Write about one source per row on the chart. (There is an example about Just Mercy, but you will not be writing about Just Mercy.)
Post
- Your chart under Week 11 D2L Dropbox.
Please note
You will have a research project due for Week 13. Please preview Week 13 and plan your time accordingly.

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