USLT 401
Latinas/os and US Popular Culture
An examination of the relationship between Latinas/os and popular culture in the United States. Using theoretical lenses drawn from cultural studies, visual culture studies, critical race theory, borderlands theory, and feminism, the course analyzes multiple texts from time frames past and present. Explores issues such as exclusion from and inclusion within US identity, transnational identifications and cultural flows, ethnoracial stereotyping and resistance to it, and intersections of Latina/o identity with aspects of class, race, sexuality, and gender. Investigates art, TV, music, cinema, and everyday lived experience.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit Only Granted for: USLT401 , USLT498B, or AMST498M. Formerly: USLT498B.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- Latinas/os and US Popular Culture · 3 Credits