| Name | Bodies, Borders and Burkinis: Gender, Race and Immigration |
|---|---|
| Course | WGSL 13998 |
| Credits | 3 |
| Fulfills | Individual & Society Social Sciences (I&S SS), Pluralism & Diversity Group C (P&D C) |
| Level | Undergraduate |
| Professor | Dr. Catherine Raissiguier |
| Day / Time | Tuesday, Friday; 11:10 am - 12:25 pm |
| Location | Hybrid |
| Semester | Fall Session 1 2021, Fall Session 2 2021 |
| Notes | Class meets on-campus every Friday and Online synchronously every Tuesday. |
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This special topics course explores the gender and racial underpinnings of contemporary immigration politics in the Global North. By focusing on a set of recent issues and debates such as the refugee/migrant crisis, human trafficking, femicide in borderlands and body/face covering bans in France, we will analyze how seemingly neutral laws and policies, and the migration experience itself, impact men and women and various racial/ethnic groups differently.