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    This 3 credit course provides an overview of the experiences of Latino groups like Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans during the Civil Rights period. It focuses on Latino social movements in the 1960s and their impact today on struggles for civil rights and social justice. Topics covered include access to education and jobs, immigrant rights, criminal justice issues, and alliance building between Latino and African American groups. The course is taught on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:40-6:55pm in the fall semester by Professor Suzanne Oboler and fulfills requirements for various majors.

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    This 3 credit course provides an overview of the experiences of Latino groups like Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans during the Civil Rights period. It focuses on Latino social movements in the 1960s and their impact today on struggles for civil rights and social justice. Topics covered include access to education and jobs, immigrant rights, criminal justice issues, and alliance building between Latino and African American groups. The course is taught on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:40-6:55pm in the fall semester by Professor Suzanne Oboler and fulfills requirements for various majors.

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    LLS 322

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    This 3 credit course provides an overview of the experiences of Latino groups like Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans during the Civil Rights period. It focuses on Latino social movements in the 1960s and their impact today on struggles for civil rights and social justice. Topics covered include access to education and jobs, immigrant rights, criminal justice issues, and alliance building between Latino and African American groups. The course is taught on Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:40-6:55pm in the fall semester by Professor Suzanne Oboler and fulfills requirements for various majors.

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    Latino/a Struggles for Civil Rights and Social Justice

    LLS 322 section 01 CODE: 4587

    Open Course Fall 2013

    Mondays/Wednesdays Period 7 5:40pm - 6:55pm Instructor: Professor Suzanne Oboler

    Fulfills Requirements for:

    This course provides an interdisciplinary overview of the experiences of Mexican Americans, Puerto GEN ED college option: Struggle Ricans and other Latino/as during the Civil Rights for Justice & Equality in the U.S. period. It focuses on the Latino/a social movements (300-level) during the 1960s and their consequences today for the struggles for civil rights and social justice of Major in Criminal Justice Latino/as and other racial minorities in the US. Major in Political Science Topics include access to education and employment; Major in Culture and immigrant rights; detention and deportation; race Deviance Studies and crime; Latino/a and African American Major in Legal Studies alliance building; Latino/a citizenship and the Major in Humanities and Justice military and gender values and sexuality. Prerequisite: English 201
    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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