Río Bravo: A Journal of the Borderlands

Articles

• Life Within and Beyond: The Legacy of Borderlands

  Amanda Lee Tovar

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• Nuestra Gloria The Center for Mexican American Studies at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Celebrates the 30th Anniversary of the Publication of Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza

  Stephanie Alvarez, Amanda Tovar, Mariana Alessandri

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• A Wild Tongue Writes Back: Replying to Gloria Anzaldúa’s “Speaking in Tongues”

  Rachel Romero

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• “Wild Tongue: A New Record of Rio Grande Valley Expression”

  Jonathan Leal

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• And Then They Smiled

  Monica M. Valadez, Sofia G. Valadez

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• Cultural Narratives and Counterstories: Examining Representation in “Prietita y la Llorona”

  Christian Zuniga

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• The Horror in Gloria Anzaldúa: Reclaiming the Monstrous

  Orquidea Morales

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• Land of the Free

  Arnulfo Daniel Segovia

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• A Chicano’s Poetic Exploration: Usando mi autohistoria-teoría para ver los lobos, correr con los coyotes, y vivir como el zorro

  Ernesto Fidel Ramirez

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• A Fronterizo Father: (Con)Viviendo en los mundos del otro lado

  Sergio Gael Barrera

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• THE NEW ARAVESADOS: TECH WORKERS IN THE DIGITAL BORDERLANDS

  Edyael Casaperalta

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• Decolonizing Migration Studies: A Chicanx Studies Perspective and Critique of Colonial Sociological Origins

  Christian Ramirez

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• Leadership Development through the Study of the Lived Experience

  Gonzalo Salazar

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• “Mi Hija Va a Ser Maestra” Overview of the Auto-Ethnography

  Eva T. Torres

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• ¿Cómo nos une el nopal a los hispanos que vivimos en el Valle del Río Grande de Texas? Teresa Feria Arroyo

  Teresa Feria Arroyo

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• An Anzaldúan Triptych: with Homage to Federico García Lorca

  Randy P. Conner

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