DIASPORIC WOMEN AT WORK

This course is an exploration of different ways of conceptualizing the relationships between gender and labor over time, including critiques linking gendered labor to race and class. Grounded primarily in ethnography and political economy, we will look at some of the changes and continuities in the relationship between gender and forms of labor ranging from women in factories to affective labor/caring work in the African Diaspora, particularly the Caribbean and Latin America.

• T 2:10 p.m.-4 p.m.
• Instructor: Tamisha D Navarro
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• 4 points