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  • BLS/LTS 4900 Capstone (3 credits)
  • Core BLS/LTS Electives (6 credits)
  • Additional BLS/LTS Electives (21 credits)


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Required Capstone Course: 3 Credits

All BLS majors and minors must complete this capstone course.  It will be organized using three key components: (1) Academic coursework, (2) Fieldwork, and (3) Public Knowledge Research Projects.  The capstone course themes will be determined by the instructor, such as by offering specialized focus on (1) race, history, culture or, (2) racial and social justice, public policy, and human rights.  Upon completion students will have developed advanced skills in research methods, established fieldwork experience, and a public research project.

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Seminar in Black and Latino Studies

3 credits




Required Core Elective Courses: 6 Credits

Majors must take two interdisciplinary Core Elective courses, which will establish experience with the foundational methods and themes that inform Black, Latino, and Latinx Studies.

  • Take one of the following Core Electives in interdisciplinary, intersectional thinking about gender, race, and sexuality:
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      Latinas: A Social and Cultural Survey
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      Women of Color
  • Take one of the following interdisciplinary Core Electives to develop complex thinking about empire and racial justice.
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      Latino Communities in the U.S.
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      Black Revolution and Political Thinking in the U.S.
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      Race and Global Inequity


Additional Elective Courses in the Major (21 credits)

The Elective Courses offered to support the major manifest the interdisciplinary practices that define Black, Latinx Studies, and AfroLatinx Studies.  They represent a distribution of courses that support well-rounded knowledge within Black, Caribbean, and Latinx areas of interest.

Black Studies (BLS) Elective Courses Offered by the Department of Black and Latino Studies

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Urban Economic Structure

3 credits

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The Black Child and Adolescent in the United States

3 credits

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The Black Family

3 credits

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Black Revolution and Political Thinking in the U.S. *

3 credits

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Mass Media and the Black America

3 credits

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Civil Rights Legislation and Litigation

3 credits

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Black Economic Development 1860-Present

3 credits

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African Philosophy and Religion

3 credits

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Women of Color *

3 credits

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Race and Global Inequality *

3 credits


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Special Topics in Black Studies

3 credits

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Independent Study I

3 credits

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Independent Study II

3 credits

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Honors Thesis I in Black Studies **

3 credits

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Honors Thesis I in Black Studies **

3 credits




Latino Studies (LTS) Elective Courses Offered By the Department of Black and Latino Studies

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The Puerto Rican Community

3 credits

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Puerto Rican Political and Economic Development in the Twentieth Century

3 credits

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Politics and Power in Puerto Rico

3 credits

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Economic History of Puerto Rico

3 credits

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Religions in the Caribbean

3 credits

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Puerto Rican Culture

3 credits

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Dominican Heritage: From Pre-Columbian Times to Present

3 credits

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Latinas:  A Social and Cultural Survey *

3 credits

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Race and Global Inequality *

3 credits

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Special Topics in Hispanic/Latino Studies

3 credits

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Latino Communities in the U.S. *

3 credits

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Debates in Latin American Social Theory

3 credits

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Independent Study I

3 credits

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Independent Study II

3 credits

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Honors Thesis I in Black Studies **

3 credits

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Honors Thesis I in Black Studies **

3 credits




NOTES:

* These courses satisfy the Core Elective requirement.

**The BLS/LTS 5000/5001 and BLS/LTS 6001H/6002H course sequences allow for independent study and advanced work. In these courses students will work on independent projects under mentorship and direction from a faculty advisor.  These projects may include experiential learning or social justice work with community organizations.  All projects in this course sequence will culminate in an advanced research project.

BLS and LTS Elective Courses Cross-Listed with Weissman Departments

BLS/LTS/SOC 3030


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The Changing Demographics of the City

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Survey of African American Literature

3 credits

BLS/LTS/ANT/SOC 3035

The Remaking of New York:  The Immigrant Experience

3 credits

BLS/ENG 3835

Black Women Writers

3 credits

BLS/CMP/ENG 3038

Survey of Caribbean Literature in English

3 credits

BLS/HIS 3060

African American History

3 credits

BLS/HIS 3061

Survey of African History

3 credits

BLS/HIS 3062

Women in African History

3 credits

BLS/HIS 3063

History of the African Diaspora

3 credits

BLS/ANT/SOC 3115

People and Culture of Haiti

3 credits

BLS/THE 3043

Theater of Color in the United States

3 credits

BLS/LTS/SOC 3044

Migration in the Americas

3 credits

BLS/LTS/HIS 3055

The Sixties in America

3 credits

BLS/LTS/HIS 3056

The Civil Rights Movement

3 credits

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Contemporary Black Literatures 

3 credits

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Contemporary Black Literatures 

3 credits

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Survey of African American Literature

3 credits

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The Remaking of New York:  The Immigrant Experience

3 credits

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Black Women Writers

3 credits


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Survey of Caribbean Literature in English

3 credits

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African American History

3 credits

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Survey of African History

3 credits

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Women in African History

3 credits

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History of the African Diaspora

3 credits

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People and Culture of Haiti

3 credits


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Theater of Color in the United States

3 credits


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Migration in the Americas

3 credits

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The Sixties in America

3 credits


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The Civil Rights Movement

3 credits


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SOC

Race and Ethnic Relations

3 credits





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HIS 3010

 

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Central America:  A Regional Study

3 credits


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LTS/ANT/SOC 3015

Cuban Culture and Society

3 credits

LTS/ANT/SOC 3021

The U.S. and Mexican Border

3 credits

LTS/HIS 3025

Race, Class, and Gender in Brazil

3 credits

LTS/CMP/JWS/LACS 3051

Latin American Jewish Women Writers

3 credits

LTS/CMP/ENG 3058

Contemporary Latin American Fiction

3 credits

LTS/CMP/ENG 3059

Latin American Literature in the U.S.

3 credits

LTS/HIS 3071

Colonial Latin America

3 credits

LTS/HIS 3073

History of US-Latin American Relations

3 credits

LTS/HIS 3074

From Silver to Cocaine:  The Economic History of Latin America

3 credits

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