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Why I Became a Chicana/o & Latinx Studies Major
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Why I Became a Chicana/o & Latinx Studies Major
Throughout my time at UNCO, I’ve fallen in love with a number of classes. There was GNDR240 (Gender, Race, Class, and Sexuality), which introduced me to intersectionality, the deep-seated racism in voting legislation, and the corrosive gender norms that colonialism placed on other cultures, primarily the Indigenous people of Turtle Island. In ANT313 (Anthropology of Globalization), Dr. Whitney Duncan’s instruction and assignments pushed me to co…
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