CCAS M128
Race, Gender, and U.S. Labor
Description: (Formerly numbered Chicana and Chicano Studies M128.) (Same as Labor Studies M128.) Lecture, four hours. Designed for juniors/seniors. Introduction to history and organization of labor movement in U.S. and North America. Discussion of race, class, and gender issues raised within movement, and various strategies for social change and economic equity pursued through organized labor and other means. Letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Fall 2025 - Your grade is based off of 2 exams and a semester long research project you will complete either in a group or individually. The workload is very manageable, and attendance is taken through canvas so it is not mandatory. However, Dr. Andalon dropped some students grades for not attending enough lectures, I had 101 in the class but ended with an A and some peers received emails saying their grade was being dropped to an A- from an A+ because of not attending enough classes. Our exams were online but I believe they are now in person. If he believes you are not attending classes he will be very rude, so only take this class if you plan to attend every lecture.
Fall 2025 - Your grade is based off of 2 exams and a semester long research project you will complete either in a group or individually. The workload is very manageable, and attendance is taken through canvas so it is not mandatory. However, Dr. Andalon dropped some students grades for not attending enough lectures, I had 101 in the class but ended with an A and some peers received emails saying their grade was being dropped to an A- from an A+ because of not attending enough classes. Our exams were online but I believe they are now in person. If he believes you are not attending classes he will be very rude, so only take this class if you plan to attend every lecture.
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