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    This course fulfills the justice core requirement for first year students. It is an interdisciplinary study of Latinos and their experiences with justice and injustice in New York City. Specifically, it focuses on how concepts like assimilation, discrimination, and racism impact the relationships between Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Cubans, Dominicans and other Latin American groups in NYC. Students will take field trips to places where Latinos experience justice or injustice firsthand, and will learn about expectations for the college experience.

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    This course fulfills the justice core requirement for first year students. It is an interdisciplinary study of Latinos and their experiences with justice and injustice in New York City. Specifically, it focuses on how concepts like assimilation, discrimination, and racism impact the relationships between Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Cubans, Dominicans and other Latin American groups in NYC. Students will take field trips to places where Latinos experience justice or injustice firsthand, and will learn about expectations for the college experience.

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    Latina/os and Justice in New York LLS 100: First Year Seminar

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    eli91386
    This course fulfills the justice core requirement for first year students. It is an interdisciplinary study of Latinos and their experiences with justice and injustice in New York City. Specifically, it focuses on how concepts like assimilation, discrimination, and racism impact the relationships between Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Cubans, Dominicans and other Latin American groups in NYC. Students will take field trips to places where Latinos experience justice or injustice firsthand, and will learn about expectations for the college experience.

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    Latina/os and Justice in New York LLS 100: First Year Seminar

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    GEN ED justice core: Justice and the Individual (100-level)

    This course is an interdisciplinary and comparative study of Latina/os and their experiences of justice and injustice in New York City. The course will focus on the relationships between Latina/os in New York City (Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, Cubans, Dominicans, and other groups from Central and South America) and concepts that impact justice such as assimilation, discrimination, integration, pluralism, racism and segregation. Students will take fieldtrips to various sites in which Latina/os experience in/justice, such as the courtroom, food banks, etc. Students will also develop an understanding of the college experience, academic processes and expectations.

    If you experience any difficulty registering, please call the Department of Latin American and Latina/o Studies at 212-237-8749 or visit the department in room 8.63.00

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