SOCY 48 Immigration, Race and Ethnicity

This course examines twentieth-century immigration to the United States. This course pays special attention to issues of race and ethnicity. The course begins with a brief history of US immigration and then thematically covers specific topics such as economic impacts and costs, social mobility, citizenship, transnationalism, assimilation, and religious issues and their relationship to the immigrant experience. We feature nativist reactions to immigration and highlight differences within and between Latino, Asian, and European groups throughout the course.

Instructor

Kim

Cross Listed Courses

GEOG 028 LATS 040

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:CI

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Offered

• Fall