...Karen Y. Morrison Abstract This essay describes the common concerns about the social reproduction of race found in the works of pioneering Afro-Latin American writers Maria de Fermina Reis, Irma Pedroso, Carolina Maria de Jesus and Daisy Rubiera Castillo. Each was the first African-descended woman...

...Sabrina F. Sembiante; Cristóbal Salinas, Jr.; J. Andrés Ramírez; Maria D. Vásquez-Colina; Yamilé Silva Abstract This article explores experiences, reflections, and perspectives of actual or perceived linguistic discrimination as experienced by four Latina/o and one White foreign-born professors...

...Conceição Evaristo; Maria Aparecida Salgueiro de Andrade; Antonio D. Tillis Copyright © 2016 Smith College 2016 CONCEI~AO EVARISTO Translationbsy MariaAparecidaSalgueirdoeAndradeand AntonioD.Tillis SelectePdoems Vozes-Mulheres Avoz de minha bisav6 ecoou crian~a nos poroes de navio. ecoou...

...María Beatriz Serrano-Abreu Abstract Turbanteo Consciente, literally “consciousness headwrap wearing,” is the term facilitators, participants, and collaborators have coined to name the process of thinking, creating, and promoting the headwrap workshops, a self-developed project that has been going...

...Luz María Gordillo Abstract This essay first analyzes the construction of a “Muslim Woman Other” as a particular social reality through the dissemination of academic and media discourses, militarization of the border, and the implementation of immigration policies and practices that allow...

... to issues of gender, sexuality, and war as I point to how terror meted out by the U.S.-backed Salvadoran armed forces had as its targets not only individuals, but communities of people in resistance. Myanalysis of the climactic scene of the book highlights Maria's ability to see Jose Luis's community...

.... Reading the front page of the local newspaper, Doña María learns that Julio has signed a recording contract in Los Angeles. She gushes with excitement, but her delight is marked by sadness as she wonders aloud why Julio has not been in touch. Importantly, Doña María’s demoralization is not about his...

.... The protagonist and first-person narrator is Molly, whom the reader accompanies from the young age of nine in the 196os up to well into the 199os. The narrative opens with the reading of her dead grandmother Maria's will, in which she disinherits Molly as she cannot accept her relationship to Rose, a relationship...

...-Sokei Gracia Clark Rhonda Cobham- Sanders John Connolly ElenaCreef Anne D'Alleva Maria Damon Joan Del Plato Alexandrina Deschamps Sandra Doucett Catriona Esquibel Ann Ferguson Leela Fernandez The Ford Foundation Gertrude Fraser Rosa Linda Fregoso Yasuko Fujikara Dawn Fulton Christine Gailey Anita Garey...

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...,the editors Daisy Rubiera and Maria Ines Martiatu trace AfroCuban feminisms to the 19thcentury. Maria Ines Martiatu refers to AfroCuban poet Africa Cespedes, who writes indicting racism and sexism in 1889, aswomenofthe Blackraceweare consideredto beatthe lowesetchelonsof this infamoutsrial.5 In early...

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... Daniel Angela Davis Theresa Delgadillo AnnDonadey Ann Ferguson Leela Fernandez Dawn Fulton Alma Garcia Velma Garcia Bishnupriya Ghosh Paula Giddings Maria Gonzalez Suzanne Gottschang Sandra Gunning Nina Ha Laura Harris Mary Hegland Yolande Helm Margaret Homans Stefanie Janin Honoree Jeffers Ann Jones...

... concentration of black women's NGOs. Founded in the city ofporto Alegre in 1987, Maria Mulher has been at the forefront of HIV/AIDSprevention and treatment efforts for lowincome African-descendant women. From 1988 to 1997, Geledes, a leading black women's NGO located in Sao Paulo, had a health department...

... of Betrayal: Mexican Repatriation in the 1930s . Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press . Barceló-Miller María de Fátima . 1998 . “ Halfhearted Solidarity: Women Workers and the Women’s Suffrage Movement in Puerto Rico During the 1920s .” In Puerto Rican Women’s History: New Perspectives...

... Laura Margarita Rodríguez de la Uz Leonel Sánchez Fundora Lidia Magdalena Romero Moreno Lilian R. Burgos Martínez Liliana Ariosa Roche Liudmila Morales Alfonso Mairely Ramón Delgado Marta María Ramírez García Mirta Rodríguez Calderon Monica Baró Sánchez Rachel Domínguez...

... scattered, drought deprived and dumb, I sang in secret, in the dirt, I listened girl child orb-weaving eggshell, root, and bark into time composed spells from pinecones, ladybugs, and lullaby Agyamanak agony in the garden is the first sorrowful mystery Ave María, napno ka ti gracia...

.... FilipinoAmericanLives.Philadelphia: Temple University Press. Ordonez, R. Z. 1997. "Mail-Order Brides: An Emerging Community." In Filipino Americans:TransformatioanndIdentity, ed. Maria P. Root, 121-42. Thousand Oaks, Calif.: Sage. Pido, A. J.A. 1997. "Macro/Micro Dimensions of Pilipino Immigration to the United States...

... of a “global system of white supremacy.” The same can be said of the 2022 shooting at a Buffalo supermarket that killed ten Black people. Exclusions of queer People of Color also serve to maintain white hegemony. 25 Maria Cecilia Hwang and Rhacel Salazar Parreñas ( 2021 ) analyze the gendered and racial...