Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Georgetown University/Race, Gender, and Medicine (Spring 2024): Difference between revisions

This course explores topics, questions, and debates in relation to how power relations impact the history and implementation of medical constructs and labels, even shaping (and being shaped by) notions of Race and Gender. We explore, thus, some of the origins of medicalization as a form of oppression as well as some of the origins of health inequities. Students contribute to articles that touch on topics that we address.

Student	Assigned	Reviewing
Lucialava	Women's Healthcare in the 20th Century United States
Klrgmclass	Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
NiranunP
Aneluhh
Mkf51	Race Suicide
Annatsioulias
Aaa564	Eugenics in the United States
Annamirly	Medical–industrial complex
Klw128
Mannatd
Clr127
MeghanBedi	Race suicide
Joyy.c	Race suicide
Suh2	History of eugenics, Scientific racism, Social model of disability, Eugenics
Bmg100	Eugenics in the United States
Meeradahiya02	Compulsory sterilization
Gek21	Ableism
Ginsar08	Medical–industrial complex
Marinati55	Compulsory sterilization
Sc2081	Compulsory sterilization
Flamerune567
Rmya1515
Samhivellala	Ableism
Vidyabhargava

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+{{student table row|Suh2|[[History of eugenics]], [[Scientific racism]], [[Social model of disability]], [[Eugenics]]|}}
 {{student table row|Bmg100|[[Eugenics in the United States]]|}}
 {{student table row|Meeradahiya02|[[Compulsory sterilization]]|}}