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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07264-5ence of racial formation and the influences that cause the develop-ment of the Latino identity from the perspective of a second-generation Mexican American woman. While citing documents on assimilation and the construction of Latino identity, the chapter will relate the personal experiences of the a

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Wet Minds, Bookleggers, and the Place of Borders and Diasporas in U.S. Academic Circlesnd out of place. It was obvious to him that Mexican academics working in the United States had not yet achieved the level of respect and recognition that they deserved in Mexican high cultural circles, and this would qualify them to be considered as “wet backs or wet minds,” or cheap academic labor.

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[Border] and Transborder Existences: Binding Megascripts in a Transnational Worldy will drive all the way to Oaxaca and participate in local ritual obligations and activities. These are especially important in that they maintain membership in communal groups and access to land through continued membership in the Cargo or mayordamia systems.. A month to two months later they will

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[Two Worlds]: Two Celebrations in Laredo, Texas, and The Pocahontas Pageant of the George Washingt that sometimes collide but most often coexist as if in diachronic synergy. Not surpris-ing in a community stratified along class lines, the celebrations and the performance of the community’s identity occur on different scenarios and highlight different values, different codes, and coexist often wi

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, [Here and There]: Distance and Difference in Monica Palacios’s , [Transborder] Chicana Performance rather than sites of origin, Anzaldúa experiences sides as embattled opponents in a disorienting war. Though she identifies with all sides—this time not two nations but the five races she lists as “hispana India negra espa?ola” and “gabacha”—she finds no easy refuge or enemy among any single group.

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