Titlebook: Reimagining US Colombianidades: Transnational subjectivities, cultural expressions, and political co; Lina Rincón,Johana Londo?o,María Ele

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Chapter 12: Undocumented storytellers: Narrating the immigrant rights movement,more critical time. In this new monograph, communication studies scholar Sarah C. Bishop explores the role of storytelling in contemporary immigrant activism. It fills a major gap in migration scholarship by centering the voices of undocumented youth in their own words. Bishop’s mixed methodology co

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Chapter 14: Ricanness: Enduring time in anticolonial performance,ion that “Puerto Rico is the most important place in the world.” That is, Puerto Rico for Ruiz is an exemplary site to “detangle the threads of modern globalization and the incessant desires for colonialism” (p. 1), a project that has only gained more urgency in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria’s un

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-21784-5Latino studies; US Colombians; Latinidades; US Colombianidades; popular culture

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Chapter 8: Concrete disavowal: Re-placing Colombian communities into the New York landscape before e to belong in the United States (Kim 2011; Lieu 2011; Portes 1994; Garcia 1996; Pérez 2015). Even as the event celebrated Latina/o solidarity with the US war effort, the gala also featured physician Alirio Diaz Guerra, the Colombian author of the neo-picaresque immigrant novel Lucas Guevara. This r