What are the Intersectional Justice Facilitator Certificate Program Electives?

Anthropology

• ANTH 2. Introductory Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 102A. Introduction to Women, Culture, and Development
• ANTH 113. Indigenous People and the Nation State in the Americas
• ANTH 114. Social Organization
• ANTH 148A. Comparative Ethnicity

Asian American Studies

• AS AM 1. Introduction to Asian American History,
• AS AM 2. American Migration Since 1965: Asians and others in the United States
• AS AM 5: Introduction to Asian American Literature
• AS AM 7. Globalization, Gender and Social Inequality in Asian America
• AS AM 9. Race and Resistance: Asian American, Black, Chicana/o and Indigenous Freedom Struggles
• AS AM 107. Third World Social Movements
• AS AM 113. Asian Americans and the Long Civil Rights Movement
• AS AM 114. Asian Americans and Public Policy
• AS AM 130. Colonialism and Migration
• AS AM 135. Asian Pacific American Queer Issues
• AS AM 163. Asian American Community Studies and Social Justice

Black Studies

• BLST 4. Critical Introduction to Race and Racism
• BL ST 102. Black Radicals and the Radical Tradition
• BL ST 103. The Politics of Black Liberation - The Sixties
• BL ST 104. Black Marxism
• BLST 125. Queer Black Studies
• BLST 131. Race and Public Policy
• BLST 133. Gender and Sexuality
• BLST 136. Black Feminist Thought
• BLST 154. Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice
• BL ST 174. From Plantations to Prisons

Chicana/o Studies

• CHST 107. Politics of Language, Accent, and Translation
• CHST 108. Transnational Chicana and Chicano Studies
• CHST 109. Indigenous People and the Nation State in the Americas
• CHST 112. Methodology of the Oppressed
• CH ST 124. Introduction to U.S. Chicana/o and Latina/o Public Art
• CHST 135. Critical Race Theory in Chicana/o Education
• CHST 151. De-Colonizing Feminism
• CHST 153. Queer Identities, Communities, and Theories
• CHST 154. Gender and Sexuality in the Americas
• CHST 167. Chicana Feminisms
• CHST 168F. Racism in American History
• CH ST 168E. History of the Chicano Movement
• CH ST 169. Religion and Social Movements - Spirituality, Sacrifice, and the Struggle for Social Justice
• CH ST 170A. Chicano Political Organizing: Proseminar in Theory & History
• CH ST 171. The Brown/Black Metropolis: Race, Class, & Resistance in the City
• CH ST 173. Immigrant Labor Organizing
• CH ST 175. Comparative Social Movements
• CH ST 177. Globalization and Transnational Social Movements
• CH ST 183. Border Narratives
• CH ST 189. Immigration and the US Border

Communication

• COMM 103. Media, Race, & Ethnicity
• COMM 108. Corporate Social Responsibility
• COMM 126. Gender and Communication
• COMM 130. Political Communication
• COMM 137. Global Communication, International Relations and the Medi
• COMM 142. Power, Dominance and Communication

English

• ENGL 24: The Climate Crisis: Local and Global Perspectives
• ENGL 36. Global Humanities
• ENGL 38A. Introduction to African-American Literature
• ENGL 50. Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature

Feminist Studies

• FEMST 20: Introduction to Gender and Power
• FEMST 30: Women, Development, and Globalization
• FEMST 50. Global Feminism and Social Justice
• FEMST 60. Women of Color: Race, Class, and Ethnicity
• FEMST 121. Feminisms
• FEMST 131. The Politics of Women’s Choice: Reproduction and Reproductive Technologies
• FEMST 138. Participatory Research, Community Organizing, and Popular Education
• FEMST 144. Representation and Activism
• FEMST 146. Women of Color Resisting Violence
• FEMST 161. The Social Construction of Sexuality
• FEMST 162. Queer Theory
• FEMST 163. Trans Studies

History

• HIST 2A. World History
• HIST 17A. The American People
• HIST 74. Poverty, Inequality and Social Justice in Historical and Global Context
• HIST 174B. Wealth and Poverty in America

Global Studies

• GLOBL 110. Global Culture and Ethics
• GLOBL 120. Global Ideologies and World Orders
• GLOBL 130. Global Economy and Development
• GLOBL 140. Global Racial Justice
• GLOBL 153. Race and Inequality
• GLOBL 162. Sexuality and Globalization
• GLOBL 174. Global perspectives on Environment and Society
• GLOBL 104. Global Diasporas
• GLOBL 165. Colonialism, Neo-colonialism, Globalization

Religious Studies

• RG ST 7. Introduction to American Religion
• RG ST 9. Ethnicity and Religion
• RG ST 35. Introduction to Religion and Politics
• RG ST 108. Global Religion
• RG ST 110L. LGBT Religious History: Queering the Spirit
• RG ST 133D. Gender in Judaism

Sociology

• SOC 118QC. Queer Communities of Color in Digital and Traditional Media
• SOC 122: Social Stratification
• SOC 124. Sociology of Immigration
• SOC 128. Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
• SOC 130LA: Development and Social Change in Latin America
• SOC 130GR. Globalization and Resistance
• SOC 130SG: Sociology of Globalization
• SOC 137E. Sociology of the Black Experience
• SOC 139C. Betwixt and Between: Multiracial Identity in the United States
• SOC 144. The Chicano Community
• SOC 144LI. Latinas/os and Immigration
• SOC 144LW. Chicanas/os & Latinas/os and Work
• SOC 144S. Sexuality, Race, Gender, and Class
• SOC 153. Women and Work
• SOC 155W. Chicanas and Mexican Women in Contemporary Society
• SOC 159M. Sociology of Men and Masculinities
• SOC 170. Juvenile Justice
• SOC 173R. Sociology of Human Rights
• SOC 174. Criminal Justice and the Community
• SOC 185D. Theories of Race and Ethnic Relations: United States Sociological Perspectives
• SOC 185G. Theories of Gender and Inequality