This Bridge We Call Home: Radical Visions for Transformation

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Latin American and Latino Studies Gender and Feminist Studies Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

Abstract

Preface (Un)Natural Bridges, (Un)Safe Spaces Gloria E. Anzaldua Charting Pathways, Marking Thresholds A Warning, An Introduction by AnaLouseKeating Foreward AFTERBRIDGE: Technologies of Crossing by Chela Sandoval i. 'looking for my own bridge to get over'exploring the impact ii. 'still struggling with the boxes people put me in'resisting the labels iii. 'locking arms in the master's house'omissions, revisions, new issues iv. 'a place at the table'surviving the battles, shaping our worlds v. 'shouldering more identity than we can bear'seeking allies in academe vi. 'yo soy tu otro yo - I am your other I' forging common ground vii. 'I am the pivot for transformation' enacting the vision Works Cited Contributors Biographies Editors Biographies Index

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