SPN 382 Latinx Immigration: Context and Representation

3 Credit(s) DPDS

This course is designed to introduce students to the impact of Latinx groups in the US and their struggles. A variety of narratives on immigration experiences are studied through testimonies, documentaries and films to showcase the origin of racial conflicts and inequality. Class discussions and writing assignments will deal with historical and cultural experiences of Latinx minority groups. This course will be conducted entirely in Spanish. Three lecture hours per week.

Pre-requisite: SPN351 or SPN353, or proficiency in Spanish above the intermediate level with permission of the Department’s Chairperson.