Class Detail

Focuses on the intersection between mobility and race, examining both how mobility is racially informed and how differential mobilities inform the construction of racial identities, the production of racial processes, and the representation of racialized spaces. Examining different facets of mobility?movement, meaning, and practice?course topics include: the mutual constitution between mobility and racial identities (blackness, whiteness, Latinidad, and indigeneity); white control over the mobility of ''others;'' bodily movements (dancing, walking) as sites of resistance and policing; prototypical whiteness and the surveillance of non-white mobile bodies border crossing; and the intersections between racial mobility politics and gender and class dynamics.

From the instructor: This course focuses on the intersection between mobility and race, examining both how mobility is racially informed and how differential mobilities inform the construction of racial identities, the production of racial processes, and the representation of racialized spaces. Examining different facets of mobility?movement, meaning, and practice?as produced by and productive of power, course topics include: the mutual constitution between mobility and racial identities; white control over the mobility of ?Others?; and bodily movements (walking, dancing, etc.) as sites of both policing and resistance.

Days & Times	Room	Instructor	Meeting Dates
	Online	Pinho,P.	07/28/25 - 08/29/25