ETHN 4150

Contemporary U.S. Immigration

Bowling Green State University-Main Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Spring. Situating contemporary U.S. immigration in historical and global context, the course examines: who is migrating and why; how migrants create identities, communities, and economic niches; and how they transform racial, ethnic, gender, sexual, class and cultural hierarchies in the U.S.

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