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LA 378 - Race, Identity, Belonging, and Cultures in the Americas (4)

A seminar, ordinarily taken in the junior year, that examines how societies and cultures in the Americas have responded to the foundations and social construction of race as the organizing principle of humanity and knowledge, and cultural expressions in the Modern World (16th through the mid-20th century with the US civil rights movement). Besides humanities, sources are drawn from multiple disciplines in social and natural sciences. This course must be completed in residence. Students cannot receive credit for both LA 378 and HUM 324. Prerequisites: HUM 124, 214. Fall and Spring.