Latinx Publics: Self-Documentation and Latina Youth Activists

Rachel Valentina González

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Latin American and Latino Studies Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Arts and Performance Studies

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Abstract This article engages with the complex narrative of American folklore studies through a lens of Critical Latinx Folkloristics (CLF) developed in and from folklore and critical ethnic studies in Latinx communities residing in the United States. The rhetorical developments in CLF endeavor to append the vocabulary of American folkloristics to consider a shift away from romantic notions of maintaining communities toward a critical understanding of the intersectional experiences of constructed publics.

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