Have you ever questioned why some people have more opportunities than others, simply because of their race, gender, or class? This anthropology course dives into the heart of social inequality and how it shapes our daily lives. You’ll begin by exploring how systems of power and stratification create advantages for some while disadvantaging others. With real-world examples and powerful theories, you'll uncover how racism, sexism, and classism evolve and persist over time, often hidden within everyday structures.

Throughout the course, you'll study key anthropological concepts that explain how inequality is built, enforced, and resisted. Topics include intersectionality, structural violence, intergenerational wealth, patriarchy, and caste systems. You’ll examine how these forces impact individuals and communities globally—and how governments, institutions, and social norms often reinforce them. From poverty to privilege, you’ll understand the deep-rooted mentalities that shape access, opportunity, and equity.

Finally, you’ll discover how anthropologists challenge bias within their field and examine ways to make their research more inclusive and ethical. Whether you're interested in social justice, education, public policy, or cultural studies, this course gives you the critical thinking skills to analyze inequality and become an agent of change. Enroll now to explore the realities of race, class, and gender—and empower yourself to make a difference.