Bridging Cultures, Documenting Voices: The CORPEEU Project
Over the past decades, Hispanics in the United States have predominantly been identified as Mexican, Puerto Rican, or Cuban. However,...
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HCIAS Blogcast: Andrew Lynch on the Postmodern Paradox of Spanish in the U.S.
Welcome back to the HCIAS Blogcast! This is a series of posts on the HCIAS blog, we summarize some of...
HCIAS Blogcast: Gabriella Sanchez on Migrants’ Interactions with Smuggling Facilitators on the US-Mexico Border
Migrant smuggling is a contentious issue in various spheres, from its portrayals in the media…
Inventing the Mexican Other at the U.S.-Mexico Border
The United States is commonly described as a ‘nation of immigrants’ and while this may be true— the country has...