Latina/o/x and Chicana/o/x American Studies (LCAS)

LCAS 1  Introduction to Chicanx Studies

3 Units (Degree Applicable, CSU, UC)
Lecture: 54   

An introductory survey to disciplinary analysis of the historical, socio-political, economic, educational, cultural experiences, conditions, and influence related to the Chicanx population in the United States. This course examines key topics such as: Colonization, racialization, ethnicity, indigeneity, internal colonialism, sovereignty, (im)migration, citizenship, discrimination, assimilation, stratification, resistance, liberation movements, self-determination, creative and cultural production, and the intersection of racial, ethnic, gender, sexual identities.

TermCRNCourse TitleDayTimeInstructorLocation
Fall 202422963LCAS:1MW8:00am - 9:25amJ. Contreras Castanon26D-2411
Fall 202422964LCAS:1MW9:45am - 11:10amJ. Contreras Castanon77-2070
Fall 202422965LCAS:1MW11:30am - 12:55pmA. Salinger26D-2220
Fall 202422966LCAS:1MW1:15pm - 2:40pmA. Salinger26D-2220
Fall 202422967LCAS:1TR8:00am - 9:25amJ. Contreras Castanon77-2080
Fall 202422968LCAS:1TR9:45am - 11:10amJ. Redwine77-2080
Fall 202422969LCAS:1TR11:30am - 12:55pmJ. Redwine77-2070
Fall 202422970LCAS:1TR1:15pm - 2:40pmJ. Redwine77-1045
Fall 202424657LCAS:1TR3:00pm - 4:25pmJ. Redwine26A-1690
Fall 202424674LCAS:1TR1:15pm - 2:40pmJ. Contreras Castanon26D-2220

Note: Ethnic Studies courses are subjects with the following prefixes: AABS, APIS, ETHS, LCAS, and NAIS. 

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