LTNX 260 - U.S. Latinxs & Pop Culture

4 credit(s)
Introduces students to the varied historical, cultural and political experiences and expressions of Latinxs in the United States through the study of diverse cultural texts. In particular, this course examines the diverse ways in which Latinxs articulate their identities in music, film, television, literature and social media. Students learn to engage critically with forms of popular culture, viewing these texts as sites for the construction and negotiation of identities and national discourses. Formerly HUM 260.
Core Requirement(s): International and Diverse Perspectives