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From the Scholars' Corner
The Hispanic outlook in higher education, 2015-01, Vol.25 (8), p.21
Copyright The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Jan 26, 2015 ;EISSN: 2471-6448
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Title:
From the Scholars' Corner
Author:
Haywood, Jasmine M
Subjects:
Academic achievement
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Minority students
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Recall
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The Hispanic outlook in higher education, 2015-01, Vol.25 (8), p.21
Description:
My pursuit to embrace scholarship in the name of service and social justice is fueled by my racial and ethnic identity. Thus for me, the personal becomes political as a female scholar of color contending with racialized practices. Throughout my life, I have had to constantly negotiate my blackness and defend my Puerto Ricanness simultaneously. My own personal racialized and gendered experience as a darker skinned Puerto Rican woman, particularly in the Midwest, has led me to (re)define and (re)create my Afro-Puertorriqueña identity and has come to be a journey toward forging a new critical consciousness for me. Declaring blackness together with Latino origins contests the identity politics surrounding Latinidad.
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Paramus: The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education
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English
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EISSN: 2471-6448
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ProQuest Central
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