Given the continuous rise of anti-immigrant sentiment felt across the United States and across the globe, this course brings the realities of immigrants of color to the forefront by exposing health inequities. It especially focuses attention on the structural inequities, drawing on Latinx Critical Race Theory, Chicana/o/x feminist epistemologies, and sociological insights into how and why ‘illegality,’ racism, and health converge and their critical intersections in exposing larger health inequities.

Prerequisites: Upper division standing.

4

Units

Optional

Grading

1, 2, 3

Passtime

Upper division only

Level Limit

Letters and science

College
GARCIA M T
Mario Garcia
3.8
82 reviews

Lecture

NH 1105
T R
12:30 PM - 13:45 PM
45 / 60

Sections

HSSB 1231
W
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
15 / 20
HSSB 1224
W
11:00 AM - 11:50 AM
17 / 20
HSSB 1215
R
10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
13 / 20
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3.8
CHST168B . Garcia M T 1 Year, 6 Months Ago

Mario was probably the best professor I've had at UCSB. Not only was he caring, but his lectures were also soo interesting. Definitely, my favorite class I've taken at UCSB. I highly recommend taking CH168 with him. There's not a lot of homework, only readings. The tests aren't hard as long as you pay attention to the lectures and the readings.

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CHST1A . Garcia M T 2 Years Ago

5 books written by him..very one-sided if you ask me.+stayed online when he couldve done inperson-- idrc about that but he just reused 2020 videos (it's 2022 rn) which really just isn't cool i think only one of the books couldn't be found online (i of course mean legally guys!) not hard tho ig u can take the class just dont expect much from prof

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1A . Garcia M T 2 Years Ago

Easy class, weekly quizzes requires reading and watching the lectures. But midterms and Finals are super easy.

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CHST1A . Garcia M T 2 Years Ago

I enjoyed taking Chicano Studies, the material was fascinating to learn about and the class was easy overall. The only complaint was that we had five required readings which seemed like a lot for a GE but the readings was very fascinating. The weekly quizzes were easy as long as you did the readings and attended lecture. Final was also manageable.

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CHST1A . Garcia M T 2 Years Ago

I loved Prof Garcia & this class! He seems to really care and doesn't get too complex with the material. Weekly quizzes every Monday are based on the past week's lectures/readings and are super straightforward. Section participation is required but manageable. As long as you stay on top of the reading and lectures, you'll be fine.

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CHST1A . Garcia M T 2 Years Ago

Pretty cool GE class with fascinating subject matter. Slightly strict with some policies but not a hard class if you do the reading.

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