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    ES 354 Environmental Racism

    Fall 2020

    ES 460 Race, Motherhood and Citizenship

    Fall 2020

    ES 560 Race, Motherhood and Citizenship

    Fall 2020

    ES 354 Environmental Racism

    Spring 2020

    ES 440 Caribbean Literature

    Spring 2020

    ES 540 Caribbean Literature

    Spring 2020

    ES 460 Race, Sex, and Latinx Literature

    Winter 2020

    ES 560 Race, Sex, and Latinx Literature

    Winter 2020

    ES 250 Intro to African American Studies

    Fall 2019

    ES 250 Introduction to African American Studies

    Spring 2019

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