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Inequality & Social Mobility in the Americas; Slavery, Gender, & Colonial Legacies in the Caribbean; Education & Race(ism) in the Americas; Who Cares? Self-Care and Caregiving in the Americas; Music of the Americas; Literary Landscapes of Slavery & Freedom; Populism & Popular Culture; Race and Nation in the Americas; Gated Communities, Gated Cities; Cultures of Surveillance; The Power of Place: Youth and the City; Women’s Revolutionary Fiction; War and Justice in the 21st Century (co-taught by Luis Moreno Ocampo, Former International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor); Cultures of Capital; Climate Change in Caribbean Art and Literature; Indigenous Visions; Forced Migrations; and Dominican Fiction & Film of the 21st Century.