This course will explore the constitutional history of immigrant civil and human rights and provide a comprehensive overview of immigration law.
This course is about understanding why student debt became so large and what are the implications of these long-term debt traps on race and gender?
The course will examine prison in the U.S. through the lens of human rights and gender by briefly looking at the philosophy and history of punishment.
This course introduces students to the most significant theoretical and historical developments of queer theory across various geographical locales.
This multidisciplinary course will examine black protest movements across class, race, gender, sexuality, region, and nation.
This course will examine the role of marriage in culture, the economy, the law, and policies.
This course critically examines the multifaceted complexities of climate change, analyzing its environmental, social, and political dimensions.
This course explores the representation, expression, and politics of Black sexuality through an interdisciplinary range of text and media.
This special topics course explores theater initiatives that raise awareness and challenge gender-based violence and systems of oppression.
This course examines reproductive rights in the United States from diverse perspectives.
This course examines the Triangle Factory fire of March 25, 1911, from multiple interdisciplinary perspectives.
This course explores theater as a form of activism through a selection of plays and performance pieces. No formal theater experience required.
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