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Chicano Studies Courses
| Course Number | Course Title |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Chicano Studies | |
| CHSTU 180 | History of the Chicano People to 1848 |
| CHSTU 200 | Latinos in the United States |
| CHSTU 254 | Northwest Latinos: History, Community, Culture |
| CHSTU 255 | Mexican Women: Past and Present |
| CHSTU 256 | Chicanas: Gender and Race Issues |
| CHSTU 260 | Introduction to Chicano Politics |
| CHSTU 320 | Food Sovereignty Movements in Mexico and the United States |
| CHSTU 330 | Chicano/Chicana Autobiography |
| CHSTU 332 | Chicano Film and Narrative |
| CHSTU 342 | Working Latinas and Latinos: Changing Sites of Identity in Daily Life |
| Latina/Latino Theater | |
| CHSTU 352 | Mexican Immigration: A Comparative Analysis |
| CHSTU 354 | Unions, Labor & Civil Rights in California & Pacific Northwest Agriculture |
| CHSTU 356 | The Chicano Family |
| CHSTU 359 | U.S. Latino Politics |
| CHSTU 405 | Advanced Chicano Studies |
| Comparative Social Movements: Mexico and the United States | |
| CHSTU 465 | Contemporary Chicano Literature |
| CHSTU 466 | Chicano Literature: Fiction |
| CHSTU 498 | Special Topics in Chicano Studies |
| CHSTU 499 | Independent Study and Research |
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