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Editat de David Luis Glisch-Snchez, Nic Rodriguez-Villafaeen Limba Engleză Paperback – noi 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781942173786
ISBN-10: 1942173784
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 125 x 198 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: Common Notions
ISBN-10: 1942173784
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 125 x 198 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.16 kg
Editura: Common Notions
Notă biografică
David Luis Glisch-Sánchez is a queer feminist antiracist healer, and is the founder of Soul Support Life Coaching, an individual and organizational coaching practice rooted in the queer Black and Latinx feminist tradition. They are also an interdisciplinary sociologist working in the areas of emotion, race, genders, and sexualities. They currently teach in the Department of Global Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University at Buffalo (SUNY).
Nic López-Rodríguez is a non-binary transmasculine Boricua poet, writer, and DJ. They are currently an adjunct professor of American Studies and Writing Arts at Jefferson University in Philadelphia. They have been an organizer for over 15 years and are a researcher with the Philadelphia Participatory Research Collective (PPRC). Their poems have been described as an "eclectic blend of spanglish hip hop rhythms and Puerto Rican jabería, born out of the southern swamps of Florida." Their writing has been featured in The Gordian Review, Philly Inquirer and N.A.S.W Journal. They are a 2012 Leeway Foundation Arts & Change grant recipient and hold an MFA in Creative Writing from Rutgers Newark. Like most writers they have three jobs to pay bills and 6 side hustles to stay busy but their main love is always the poems.
Nic López-Rodríguez is a non-binary transmasculine Boricua poet, writer, and DJ. They are currently an adjunct professor of American Studies and Writing Arts at Jefferson University in Philadelphia. They have been an organizer for over 15 years and are a researcher with the Philadelphia Participatory Research Collective (PPRC). Their poems have been described as an "eclectic blend of spanglish hip hop rhythms and Puerto Rican jabería, born out of the southern swamps of Florida." Their writing has been featured in The Gordian Review, Philly Inquirer and N.A.S.W Journal. They are a 2012 Leeway Foundation Arts & Change grant recipient and hold an MFA in Creative Writing from Rutgers Newark. Like most writers they have three jobs to pay bills and 6 side hustles to stay busy but their main love is always the poems.
Cuprins
Introduction
PART I: PAIN: SPEAKING THAT WHICH WANTS TO REMAIN UNSPOKEN
Cynthia Estremera Gauthier
Reporting Live
Self Care
Aja Y. Martínez
Counter Story As Catharsis: Alejandra’s Deepest Wound
Sinai Cota
Rebirth
Daisy Munoz
Reflections On Childhood Verbal Trauma
Mental Illness In Spanish
Daniel Shank Cruz
What Words Can I Use For This?
*Susana Victoria Parras
The Collective Body
*Jennifer Lankford
You’re Not A Regular Mexican
Lysz Flo
How to tell my Novio, Mama, Abuela
Frankie A. Soto
I wasn’t born where the earthquakes are hitting
Christian Bracho
Grieving in Spanglish: A Glossary of Loss
PART II: HEALING: MAKING OURSELVES WHOLE
Kate Foster
La Luz
Gabi Navas
andrea and i do shots over facetime
Raquel Reichard
How Latin Trap Helped Me Heal From The Biggest Heartbreak Of My Life
Edyka Chilomé
Her·me·neu·tics
Maribel Martinez
It Changes You
Esperanza Luz
Paciencia: How sewing a shirt helped me heal
Gisselle Yepes
for when our blood runs motherless
Mars C. Rivas
Today I
Sofia Quintero
Pyrite
PART III: JUSTICE: DEFIANT WORLDMAKING
Edyka Chilomé
A Recommendation
Amaris Castillo
Altagracia
Hector Rivera
Time Travel
Ana Miramontes
I Come From Dreams
Biany Pérez
“Do you see me?”: Musings on the pain of anti-Blackness or Black Denial
/Rejection in Latinx Spaces
Gabi Navas
ode to the upside-down flag stamp on every letter i mail
Lysz Flo
Ode to Amara La Negra
Marcela Rodriguez-Campo
Mariposa
Dafne Luna
Fierce Gorditx Coming Home: Fat Identity Formation Rooted in Queerness
Nic Rodriguez
Bregando
Afterword
PART I: PAIN: SPEAKING THAT WHICH WANTS TO REMAIN UNSPOKEN
Cynthia Estremera Gauthier
Reporting Live
Self Care
Aja Y. Martínez
Counter Story As Catharsis: Alejandra’s Deepest Wound
Sinai Cota
Rebirth
Daisy Munoz
Reflections On Childhood Verbal Trauma
Mental Illness In Spanish
Daniel Shank Cruz
What Words Can I Use For This?
*Susana Victoria Parras
The Collective Body
*Jennifer Lankford
You’re Not A Regular Mexican
Lysz Flo
How to tell my Novio, Mama, Abuela
Frankie A. Soto
I wasn’t born where the earthquakes are hitting
Christian Bracho
Grieving in Spanglish: A Glossary of Loss
PART II: HEALING: MAKING OURSELVES WHOLE
Kate Foster
La Luz
Gabi Navas
andrea and i do shots over facetime
Raquel Reichard
How Latin Trap Helped Me Heal From The Biggest Heartbreak Of My Life
Edyka Chilomé
Her·me·neu·tics
Maribel Martinez
It Changes You
Esperanza Luz
Paciencia: How sewing a shirt helped me heal
Gisselle Yepes
for when our blood runs motherless
Mars C. Rivas
Today I
Sofia Quintero
Pyrite
PART III: JUSTICE: DEFIANT WORLDMAKING
Edyka Chilomé
A Recommendation
Amaris Castillo
Altagracia
Hector Rivera
Time Travel
Ana Miramontes
I Come From Dreams
Biany Pérez
“Do you see me?”: Musings on the pain of anti-Blackness or Black Denial
/Rejection in Latinx Spaces
Gabi Navas
ode to the upside-down flag stamp on every letter i mail
Lysz Flo
Ode to Amara La Negra
Marcela Rodriguez-Campo
Mariposa
Dafne Luna
Fierce Gorditx Coming Home: Fat Identity Formation Rooted in Queerness
Nic Rodriguez
Bregando
Afterword