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Washington University in St. Louis

Spandex, Spangles, and Stripes: Race, Gender, and the American Superhero Exploration Course

Enrichment campCurrent intake unconfirmed

This humanities topic examines race, gender and representation through American superheroes. The emphasis is interpreting narratives and images rather than illustrating comics.

PROGRAMME PROFILE

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Associated institution
Washington University in St. Louis
Destination
United States
Format & duration
Varies by activity · Varies by session
Age / stage
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Type
Enrichment camp
Information year
Unconfirmed

Sources checked: 2026-11-11 · Facts and editorial guidance are labelled separately

Learning and approach

  • Students study the popularity of superheroes in US film and television, examining race, gender and cultural representation through examples from the works.

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  • Students study the popularity of superheroes in US film and television, examining race, gender and cultural representation through examples from the works. Official source ↗

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