The course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary and comparative field of Chicanx & Latinx Studies. Utilizing critical theoretical frameworks, it examines the Mesoamerican, African, and Spanish colonial roots of Chicanx and Latinx culture and communities in the United States, with particular attention to historic and contemporary inequalities and movements for equality and justice. This course provides the basis for a general understanding of the social, economic, cultural, and political conditions among Chicanx and Latinx populations and other racialized minority groups through historical consideration of the creation and development of Ethnic Studies programs and fields of study in the United States.
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Fall 2026 · 7 sections
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6504Class #0305366
Days & timeTime not publishedAug 31 – Dec 18
LocationAsynchronous Learning ONLN
InstructorRamirez, Abraham
6506Class #0305367
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Oct 26 – Dec 18
LocationAsynchronous Learning ONLN
InstructorRamirez, Abraham
6540Class #0305369
Days & timeTu Th · 11:00 AM – 12:20 PMAug 31 – Dec 18