— Women of Color Writing in the United States

Prerequisites & course information

This version has ended; see updated course, below. Course Description: Literature, especially novels, written by contemporary women of color in the United States, understood in their socio-economic, cultural, and historical contexts. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 4 hour(s). Credit Limitation(s): Not open for credit to students who have previously taken WMS 180. Grade Mode: Letter. General Education: Arts & Humanities (AH); American Cultures, Governance, & History (ACGH); Domestic Diversity (DD); Writing Experience (WE). GSW 180 — Gender, Race & Literature (4 units) Course Description: Literature, especially novels, written by contemporary women of color in the United States, understood in their socio-economic, cultural, and historical contexts. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 4 hour(s). Credit Limitation(s): Not open for credit to students who have previously taken WMS 180. Grade Mode: Letter. General Education: Arts & Humanities (AH); American Cultures, Governance, & History (ACGH); Domestic Diversity (DD); Writing Experience (WE). This course version is effective from, and including: Winter Quarter 2027. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 4 hour(s). Credit Limitation(s): Not open for credit to students who have previously taken WMS 180. Grade Mode: Letter. General Education: Arts & Humanities (AH); American Cultures, Governance, & History (ACGH); Domestic Diversity (DD); Writing Experience (WE). GSW 180 — Gender, Race & Literature (4 units) Course Description: Literature, especially novels, written by contemporary women of color in the United States, understood in their socio-economic, cultural, and historical contexts. Learning Activities: Lecture/Discussion 4 hour(s). Credit Limitation(s): Not open for credit to students who have previously taken WMS 180. Grade Mode: Letter. General Education: Arts & Humanities (AH); American Cultures, Governance, & History (ACGH); Domestic Diversity (DD); Writing Experience (WE). This course version is effective from, and including: Winter Quarter 2027.