Interpreting Self: A Latine/x Public History Archive
Joanna Arteaga FerrínA project dedicated to disseminating stories of the Latine/x-American experience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | interpretingself.substack.com |
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"I’m happy for the traditions I was taught by my family, and I’m also glad that I assimilated into American culture..."
A Note on Preservation: We believe the power of an oral history lies in the unique voice of the storyteller. To honor this, we have chosen to leave the grammar and flow of these submissions exactly as they were received. Aside from correcti...
"I consistently live in the world of in-between… never white enough, never Latino enough, never Mexican enough, never American enough."
A Note on Preservation: We believe the power of an oral history lies in the unique voice of the storyteller. To honor this, we have chosen to leave the grammar and flow of these submissions exactly as they were received. Aside from correcti...
"They tried their best to give us a good start at the expense of our heritage..."
A Note on Preservation: We believe the power of an oral history lies in the unique voice of the storyteller. To honor this, we have chosen to leave the grammar and flow of these submissions exactly as they were received. Aside from correcti...
"Living in liminal spaces, between life and death; trying to make sense of the words happiness and joy as an immigrant in a country that forgot..."
A Note on Preservation: We believe the power of an oral history lies in the unique voice of the storyteller. To honor this, we have chosen to leave the grammar and flow of these submissions exactly as they were received. Aside from correcti...
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Latina researcher and historian developing a public history archive for disseminating Latine/x stories. MA at Johns Hopkins University, BA from ASU in Museum & Curatorial Studies with Art History, History and Anthropology, AAS in Illustration.
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