This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Episode 5: Prof. Robert S. Chang discusses CRT, the 14th Amendment, and the battle to save the Mexican American Studies Program in Tucson, Arizona.
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Episode 5: Prof. Robert S. Chang discusses CRT, the 14th Amendment, and the battle to save the Mexican American Studies Program in Tucson, Arizona.
Robert S. Chang, Professor of Law and Executive Director of the Fred T. Korematsu Center for Law and Equality at the Seattle University School of Law joins the Critical Race Theory class to discuss CRT and his work as co-counsel in the fight to save the Mexican American Studies Program that Republicans attempted to ban in 2011.
Real CRT
This is a podcast of ETHN 6800 Critical Race Theory at Bowling Green State University. Our graduate seminar explores the most influential ideas and authors of Critical Race Theory. Each episode includes both a class discussion and a nationally-recognized guest scholar in the field of Critical Race Theory. Our class meets in the James Baldwin room (Baldwin was a visiting faculty member at BGSU in 1978-1979) in the Department of Ethnic Studies at BGSU, one of the first ethnic studies departments in the nation that just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
