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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Winter 2025 - Professor Andalon is one of the best professors I've had at UCLA! This class was my first upper division elective in the department and I enjoyed learning from Professor Andalon so much that I took another class of his in spring. This class consisted of a course exam on Bruin Learn, a brief paper about a career your interested in, and a group project. I found all of the work incredibly manageable, especially during one of my busier quarters at UCLA. All of the deadlines were communicated well in advance and my stress level from this class was very low, especially because my group members for the project were incredibly helpful. Getting an A is incredibly doable if you meet all the deadlines on time and demonstrate some effort. Overall, I can't recommend this class enough for people looking to knock off some upper division credits in an interesting and engaging class!
Winter 2025 - Professor Andalon is one of the best professors I've had at UCLA! This class was my first upper division elective in the department and I enjoyed learning from Professor Andalon so much that I took another class of his in spring. This class consisted of a course exam on Bruin Learn, a brief paper about a career your interested in, and a group project. I found all of the work incredibly manageable, especially during one of my busier quarters at UCLA. All of the deadlines were communicated well in advance and my stress level from this class was very low, especially because my group members for the project were incredibly helpful. Getting an A is incredibly doable if you meet all the deadlines on time and demonstrate some effort. Overall, I can't recommend this class enough for people looking to knock off some upper division credits in an interesting and engaging class!
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