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The conversation we present is based both in our scholarship as sociolinguists working with diverse language issues in U.S. Latinx speech communities and in our work as faculty at two of the largest Hispanic-serving institutions in the United States. In this paper, we discuss the possibilities, promises, and challenges of teaching (socio)linguistics at universities designated as “Hispanic-serving.” We take as a starting premise for this conversation that “courses (across the curriculum) inherited from traditionally white colleges and universities may implicitly disenfranchise ethnic- and language-minority students. These courses should be rethought and repurposed with intention, lest further generations of students learn that a prerequisite for scholastic success is divestment from their home language, culture, and identity” (Artze-Vega, Carter, and Russell 2020, 39). 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