Category: Issue 0
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Documenting Other Histories: Art, Orality, and Our Communities
Interview with Fernanda Espinosa by Thania Muñoz Davaslioglu. Fernanda Espinosa is an Andean immigrant based in Brooklyn, New York. She is currently a MA candidate at Columbia University’s Oral History Program and holds a BA in Anthropology and in Latin American Literature. Her work celebrates and documents local knowledge systems through oral history and cultural Read more
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Editorial: The Beginning and the Path Forward
By Fabio Chee Madrigal and Thania Muñoz Davaslioglu In the “Welcome,” Frederick L. Aldama writes about a great tradition and truly honors us by mentioning Latin@ Literatures alongside the many great endeavors of the Latina/o artistic community throughout history. We can only promise you that we will dedicate all of our efforts to ensure that Read more
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Total Freedom in Art, Thought, and Interpretive Production: A Welcome
By Frederick Luis Aldama Back in the day we had to fight to be heard. To have our creative and intellectual work as Latinas and Latinos published. We’ve been pounding on doors ever since. Some of those doors opened, but only a crack. Mostly we’ve created our own edifices, and with doors, windows, and all Read more