Erotic Journeys: Mexican Immigrants and Their Sex Lives

Gloria González‐López

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Twice Forgotten: The Sex Lives of Heterosexual Mexicans in the United States 2. Beyond the Hymen: Women, Virginity, and Sex 3. Pleasurable Dangers, Dangerous Pleasures: Men and Their First Sexual Experience 4. Sex Is a Family Affair: Nurturing and Regulating Sexuality 5. Sex and the Immigrant Communities: Risky Opportunities, Opportune Risks 6. Sexual Discourses and Cultures in the Barrio: Networking 7. Sexual Bargains: Work, Money, and Power 8. Gendered Tapestries: Sexuality Threads of Migrant Sexualities Appendix A. Study Participants Appendix B. Methodological Considerations Notes References Index

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