Seminar, three hours. Examination of race, gender, and sexuality in modern American legal punishment, policing, and borders. Draws from feminist of color and indigenous feminist anti-violence theories to trace relationship between protection, rescue, and punishment in Western humanitarianism, liberalism, nation-state building, colonialism, and slavery. Builds on community responses and strategies, creative works, and community alternative. P/NP or letter grading.

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Instructor
Lee Ann Wang
Previously taught
24S 22W 20W