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Chapter 2: Reimagining US Colombianidades: Transnational subjectivities, cultural expressions, and ps the most hotly discussed Latina/o/x live musical event since the electrifying 1999 Grammy performance of “Livin’ La Vida Loca” by Puerto Rican entertainer Ricky Martin. The Latinidad on display in 2020 was distinctly female, Colombian, and Puerto Rican: Shakira and Jennifer Lopez headlined the Su

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,Chapter 4: Diasporic home: US Colombian belonging and becoming in Patricia Engel’s ,ence. The article argues that becoming and belonging evolve across the intricacies of the transdiasporic journey of class, race, and gender presented throughout the novel. Through a close reading of Vida, the article asserts the importance of this group’s place in the US immigrant imaginary and the

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Chapter 5: Asserting difference: Racialized expressions of Colombianidades in Philadelphia,ingly diverse. How Latina/o/xs try to differentiate themselves from one another is a salient, but often overlooked, part of their lived experiences. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Philadelphia, this article explores articulations of Colombianidades through the framework of assertions of differen

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,Chapter 7: New York’s lonely streets: Constructions of , in Colombianx migrant experiences,ibe . as an integral quality of their life, despite being surrounded by the second largest group of Colombianxs in the United States. This ethnographic study draws on more than 8 years of fieldwork to describe the social forces at work in the normalization of migrant solitude. This article describes

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Chapter 10: Strategies of segregation: Race, residence, and the struggle for educational equality,sociation 2019 Critics’ Choice Book Award, provides a meticulous, nuanced, and brilliant study of the complex layers behind the historical connections of educational and residential segregation in Oxnard, California, from 1903 to 1974. Building on previous scholarship that treated each layer as a si

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Chapter 11: Pathways of desire: The sexual migration of Mexican gay men,one fully worth waiting for. It comes at a critical time for Latinx, transborder, migration, and gender/sexuality studies. Carrillo’s must-read work tackles some of the most fundamental questions unfolding in these fields today, such as the unstable meanings of concepts like gay and queer, particula