Ideologies and Oppression: Exploring Feminisms, Genocide, and Conflicts

This course is taught by Dr. Rinita Mazumder, an experienced scholar and professor with deep expertise in philosophy and social thought. Dr. Majumder serves as an instructor at Central New Mexico Community College, an affiliate professor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the University of New Mexico, and the director of the Sowaka Harshita Foundation.

The course explores critical topics such as Feminisms, Genocide, Hindu Genocide, Marxism, Jihad, and the philosophies of Aristotle, connecting historical events to modern issues.

Through engaging lectures, Dr. Mazumder explains:

• ✧  The development of Feminisms and how they deal with power, resistance, and equality.
• ✧  The meaning of genocide, its history, and overlooked events like the Hindu Genocide.
• ✧  Aristotle’s philosophy, his views on ethics, and their relevance today.
• ✧  How Marxism has influenced politics and society.
• ✧  The roots and modern effects of Jihad in today’s world.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, you will:

• •  Understand key ideas and ideologies.
• •  Study historical and current genocides from different angles.
• •  Learn how feminism addresses issues like power and violence.
• •  Examine the role of Marxism and Jihad in shaping today’s conflicts.
• •  Develop critical thinking skills to assess ethical and political questions.

Audience:

This course is open to students, researchers, and anyone with an interest in philosophy, history, politics, gender studies, or human rights.

Join Dr. Rinita Mazumder for an insightful and engaging journey into the world of ideas and their impact on society! For more information, contact Sowaka Harshita Foundation at: 📧 sowakaharshitafoundation@gmail.com