LALS 31Latinx Feminisms

Examines gender and feminist theories emerging from Latinx communities in the U.S. and Latin America. Provides a transnational and transborder overview of how Latinx feminisms have contributed to movements at large such as: national liberation, reproductive justice, migrant justice, indigenous movements, and the anti-violence movement. Course emphasizes a connection and relationality to how feminist movements in Latin America are informed by U.S.-Latin American politics and how feminist resistance and mobilization transcends and circulates across borders.

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