Interpreting Self: A Latine/x Public History Archive
Joanna Arteaga FerrínA project dedicated to disseminating stories of the Latine/x-American experience.
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"I sometimes feel like an imposter, like I take up space in an identity group I don’t actually belong to..."
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 move through the world as someone who is constantly told I don't look or sound like what people expect a Puerto Rican to be..."
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 have to make things better for people who weren’t given the same protections, and by remembering that no government definition can decide who I really am..."
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...
Beyond the Gaze: The Radiance of Latine/x Liminal Sovereignty
Liminality embodies multitudes; a borderland space which is deconstructive, creative and a ground for knowledge, activism, and resistance. It is a practiced attention to thresholds, when liminal spaces are imposed upon by Western compressio...
"All of this has taught me something I wish I didn’t know so well: racism against Latinos is not only tolerated, but pretty much encouraged..."
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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