... of the United States) writes out of a Mexican national and cultural context, but her text exemplifies a recurring theme among Latinx authors in the early twenty-first century. At the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, Rivera Garza and other writers from diverse national, ethnic, and linguistic...

...Sunny Xiang [email protected] Space-Time Colonialism: Alaska’s Indigenous and Asian Entanglements . By Juliana Hu Pegues . Chapel Hill : Univ. of North Carolina Press . 2021 . 232 pp. Cloth, $95.00 ; paper, $32.95 . Giving Form to an Asian and Latinx America...

... of the bildungsroman to contend with the ways Latinx literature is bound to narratives of forestalled self-development and failed incorporation. Such uneven relations are traced back to the ethnographic frameworks emplotted in the Insular Cases—which are a set of Supreme Court decisions that have suspended Puerto Rico...

...Guadalupe Escobar Abstract This article takes up the figure of the DREAMer in the twenty-first-century Latinx memoir by the formerly undocumented to consider the coupling of the right to education with narratability. The author reads Alberto Ledesma’s Diary of a Reluctant Dreamer (2017), Reyna...

..., $104.95 ; paper, $34.95 ; e-book, $34.95 . Scales of Captivity: Racial Capitalism and the Latinx Child . By Mary Pat Brady . Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press . 2022 . xi, 297 pp. Cloth, $107.95 ; paper, $28.95 ; e-book available. Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 Most...

... of editorship not only for nineteenth-century Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and multilingual print cultures but also in the wider firmaments of literary and cultural history. [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Black print culture editorship...

... points of confluence and torsion between Latinx scholarship concerning the primary texts and questions raised by the Ontological Turn, a rigorous examination of Latinx literary traditions and their relationship to the Ontological Turn, as well as Science and Technology Studies (STS), nonetheless falls...

... the United States, Black, Latinx, and Indigenous people are subject to higher levels of toxic exposure and more likely to live by industrial runoff, hazardous waste sites, air pollution, power plants, landfills, and highways. These damaging externalities contribute to underlying conditions, that medical term...

..., Black studies, Latinx studies, Asian American studies, critical refugee studies, disability studies, queer theory, critical race studies, and a range of other fields has opened up new approaches to citizenship by rethinking the meanings of inclusion, access, community, rights, and equity. 2...

... and Africa as Other. Those practices are now evolving to extend tactics of oppression to more identities in ways adapted to the twenty-first-century milieu. Which is to say that, while people identifying as being someone with a disability, chronically ill, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian American, immigrant, poor...

... southern memory in ways that explicitly challenge heteronormative models of masculine heroism, family, and community. Where are the queer black southerners? And for that matter queer Native, Latinx, and other nonwhite southerners? Nevertheless, these aren’t criticisms so much as comments on the useful...

... are navigated. We welcome essays that examine citizenship through a variety of methodological and conceptual approaches, including but not limited to Indigenous studies; critical race studies; gender, sexuality, and trans studies; Black studies; Latinx studies; ethnic studies; Caribbean studies; queer theory...

... are navigated. We welcome essays that examine citizenship through a variety of methodological and conceptual approaches, including but not limited to Indigenous studies; critical race studies; gender, sexuality, and trans studies; Black studies; Latinx studies; ethnic studies; Caribbean studies; queer theory...

... and Brown Jouissance . New York : NYU Press . Neyra Ren Ellis . 2020 . The Cry of the Senses: Listening to Latinx and Caribbean Poetics . Durham , NC: Duke Univ. Press . Price Margaret . 2014 . “ The Bodymind Problem and the Possibilities of Pain .” Hypatia 30 , no. 1 : 268...

..., colonialism, and imperialism. The new critical assemblage also formulates the question of agency through a “flow of knowledge, archives, and geographic spaces” that includes the Caribbean, a region often sidelined within Latinx or American studies (Fiol-Matta and Gómez-Barris 2014 : 494). This turn...

... Boy Shuffle (1996), the narrator Gunnar Kaufman gives voice to the burden of racial exceptionalism placed on standout figures in the black community in modern US society. This passage describes the nervous breakdown of Nicholas Scoby, Gunnar’s best friend in the predominantly black and Latinx Los...

... those who are Black, Latinx, and Indigenous. 3 Propped up by corporate and academic interests, the neoliberal consensus on economic inequality has shown significant cracks since the turn of the century. Over the last decade in particular, economic inequality and extreme wealth have emerged...

... studies, Asian American studies, Black studies, Indigenous studies, Latinx studies, gender studies, queer studies, disability studies, and transnational theory—many of which appear in force in the essays that follow. Through a grounding in American studies, we wanted to draw on the aggressive...

... as Asian and the other as Latinx—and the exploitation of vN by humans is frequently compared to the exploitation of migrant workers. Across the Murderbot Diaries we learn about corporate malfeasance that culminates in a story about indentured human colonists working in dangerous conditions on remote...

... action-centered video game studios, Rockstar has been known to assume its core demographic is young white male players 7 —regardless of the fact that unofficial calculations mark lower- or middle-class Black and Latinx men as the dominant groups actually purchasing the games. 8 Rockstar’s...