Feliz Cuatro de Julio
La Cucaracha: Feliz Cuatro de Julio (toon) by LALO ALCARAZ on JULY 3, 2017 in CARTOONS, CULTURA http://www.pocho.com/la-cucaracha-feliz-cuatro-de-julio-toon/
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Hijas/os de la Malinche? CfP deadline extended
Good news! We’ve extended our CfP deadline now that we have confirmed our two speakers Julia Tuñón Pablos & Adriana Díaz Enciso. The deadline for proposals is 4th September 2015. Tuñón Pablos’ groundbreaking Mujeres en México: Una historia olvida (1987) was the first comprehensive historical account of women’s contributions to building the nation and remains […]
Read More Hijas/os de la Malinche? CfP deadline extended#BookHour Mañana Means Heaven by Tim Z. Hernandez
Quick heads up: The next BAAS USSO #BookHour will be on the title Mañana Means Heaven by Tim Z. Hernandez and will take place on Tuesday 28th April, 9 -10:30pm (GMT). Join Dr. Niamh Thornton (Liverpool), Nicola Moffat (UCC), Eilidh Hall (UEA) and #bookhour organiser Donna Marie Alexander (UCC) to discuss the title. More information here: URL: http://usstudiesonline.com/bookhour/nextbookhour/ Please do join us next […]
Read More #BookHour Mañana Means Heaven by Tim Z. HernandezGuest Blog: A Perspective on the Historical Context of the Tragedy of Iguala by Francesco Di Bernardo
‘We closed our eyes in order to suppose that the other Mexico would disappear if it was not seen. On the first January 1994, we awake in another country’ (Pacheco 1994). José Emilio Pacheco wrote these words to comment on the Zapatista uprising of the 1st January 1994. While the political establishment, following the implementation […]
Read More Guest Blog: A Perspective on the Historical Context of the Tragedy of Iguala by Francesco Di BernardoFacebook Launch
Hola Amigos! The SALSA Collective has just launched its Facebook page. UK Scholars interested in Latinidad or studying Latin America join our group and let’s start the discussion! https://www.facebook.com/theSALSAcollective
Read More Facebook LaunchWelcome to the SALSA Collective!
The SALSA Collective is a multi-disciplinary research community for scholars with interests in latinidad across the Americas. The aim of Scholars of América Latina Studying desde Afuera (SALSA) is to bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines who explore, highlight, and challenge the complex and nuanced aspects of Latinx culture. The SALSA Collective provides a space where dialogues concerning Latinx […]
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