Description |
1 online resource |
Series |
Camino del sol : a Latina and Latino literary series |
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Camino del sol.
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Contents |
Foreword: They Carry Butterflies in Their Hands by Juan Felipe Herrera; Introduction by Francisco X. Alarcón and Odilia Galván Rodríguez; Francisco X. Alarcón; Para los nueve del capitolio / For the Capitol Nine; Invocation; Borderless Compassion; JoAnn Anglin -- Portions; Francisco Aragón -- Poem with a Phrase of Isherwood; Cathy Arellano -- End of an Affair; Jorge Tetl Argueta -- Nuestros niños y niñas / Our Children; Adrián Arias -- Tattoo SB 1070; Víctor Ávila -- Looking Through Chain Link at McAllen Station; AvotcjaLa regla de los ladrones / The Law of Thieves |
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Devreaux Baker -- Reasonable Suspicion -- The Conqueror's DreamKristopher Barney -- Lightning on a Black Night over the Chuska Mountains; Virginia Barrett -- Slaughters and Shifts and Migrations-Arizona; Esmeralda Bernal -- Listen Child; Sarah Browning -- The Flag of Touch; Carmen Calatayud; Border Ghost of Sonora; Awakening at Night; Xánath Caraza -- Hoy mujeres y hombres / Today Women and Men; Héctor Carbajal -- On the Border, We Dream; Elizabeth Cazessús -- Niño traga fuegos; Lorna Dee Cervantes -- Olmecan Eyes; Ana Chig -- Del puente al arco |
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Jabez W. Churchill- Reconsider the Lilies / Considerad de nuevo las azucenasAntoinette Nora Claypoole -- The New West; Karen S. Córdova -- Sonnet for Police Officers Charged with Enforcing SB 1070; Iris De Anda -- To Be a Pocha or Not to Be; Nephtalí De León -- Capitol Poetry; Susan Deer Cloud -- Your America, My Turtle Island; Elena Díaz Björkquist; Before the World Wakes; Two Missing Men, One White, One Brown, One Rich, One Not So Rich; James Downs -- There Is a Fence Around My Heart; Qwo-Li Driskill -- A Ceremony for Reclaiming Language; Sharon Doubiago -- Border; Sharon Elliot -- Border Crossing |
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Mario Ángel Escobar -- La voz del inmigrante / Immigrant VoicesMartín Espada -- Isabel's Corrido; Odilia Galván Rodríguez; Giving Voice; Border Inquest Blues; Collecting Thoughts from the Universe; Daniel García Ordaz -- Immigrant Crossing; Nancy Aidé González; The Ones Who Live On; La Virgen de las Calles; Sonia Gutiérrez; Mi bandera / My Flag; Grandchildren of the United Fruit Company; Israel Francisco Haros López -- Cerrando Herida; Gabriel Hartley -- Sand and Bone Desert Spark; Ralph Haskins -- Juan Mercado; Claudia D. Hernández -- Kim ayu (Vení pa'ca); Andrea Hernández Holm; Where We Belong |
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In Response to the Man Who Asked, "Why Do Your People March for Everything?"Juan Felipe Herrera -- Arizona Green (Manifesto #1070); Mari Herreras -- A Prayer to Santa Cebolla; Susana de Jesús Huerta -- Our Children Are Not Anchors; Aurora Levins Morales -- Grave Song for Immigrant Soldier; Genny Lim; The Same Thing; The Remembered; Mark Lipman -- The Border Crossed Us; César Love -- Trespasser Shoes; Manuel Lozano; Insist and Resist ; My Sweet Dream / My Living Nightmare: Adobe Walls; Devorah Major -- On Issues of Aliens and Immigration; John Martínez -- The Line |
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Andrea García Mauk -- Nunca, Nunca, Nunca: The Corrido of South Phoenix |
Summary |
"The book is a timely response via verse to the current political climate of Arizona, though what it ultimately argues is that these injustices have always been taking place: SB 1070 is simply its most recent manifestation"--Provided by publisher |
Notes |
Chiefly in English with several poems in Spanish; some poems in English and Spanish, and one poem in Irish |
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Print version record |
Subject |
Protest poetry, Spanish American.
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Hispanic Americans -- Arizona -- Poetry
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POETRY -- American -- Hispanic American.
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Emigration and immigration
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Hispanic Americans
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Protest poetry, Spanish American
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SUBJECT |
Arizona -- Emigration and immigration -- Poetry
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Subject |
Arizona
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Genre/Form |
poetry.
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Poetry
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Poetry.
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Poésie.
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Form |
Electronic book
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Author |
Herrera, Juan Felipe, writer of foreword
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Galván Rodríguez, Odilia, editor
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Alarcón, Francisco X., 1954-2016, editor
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ISBN |
9780816533879 |
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0816533873 |
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