Chicana/Chicano Studies 10B provides students of all ethnicities a fundamental understanding of forces shaping the Latinx community with an emphasis on the connections between multiple communities.

Asian Americans are an incredibly large and growing part of the electorate in the United States — with the number of eligible voters reaching 13.4 million in 2021.

However, there seems to be some level of apathy among some members of this community.

Asian American 131B taught by Brian Niiya delves into the incarceration of Japense Americans in WW2. Niiya incorporates guest speakers into the course, as well as hands on experiences at YRL Library. He ensures that each student feels a connection to the content espeically if they have a family member who was apart of the incarceration. Students find the class to be very impactful to themselves, and UCLA as a whole as well.