HONOR 30 - Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies

GE Area/Graduation Requirement: GE Breadth F

Comparative Ethnic Studies (CES) examines the historical and contemporary roots of racial formations as they shape personal and community experiences, social behaviors, and legal structures in the US. CES explores the social justice movements that created the Third World College and CES, its theories, and community-based research methodologies. CES focuses on the four main groups: Native Americans, Chicanas/os/x, African/Black Americans, and Asian Americans, while also exploring the intersections of race, gender, class, sovereignty and citizenship within differential and restorative justice.

Units: 3