BRUJA POSITIONALITIES: Toward a Chicana/Latina Spiritual Activism

Irene Lara · Bruja Positionalities

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Latin American and Latino Studies Latin American history and culture Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices

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counterparts throughout the Christian world, were suspected of being witches on the basis of gender, but women of colonized groups were suspect on multiple grounds. Indian women, African-origin women, and racially mixed women—whether Indo-mestiza or Afro-mestiza—were suspect by virtue of being female, by virtue of deriving from non-Christian, or diabolic religions and cultures, and by virtue of being colonized or enslaved people who might rebel and use their alleged magical power at any moment.

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