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Rethinking the Status Quo: Toward a More Equitable Future of Latina/o Sociology
Tue, August 11, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
We invite submissions for a session on Latina/o Futures/Futurism as an aesthetic, demographic, political, identificational, relational, humanitarian, intimate, and/or epistemological matter. Any theoretical and/or empirical analyses that demonstrate how Latina/o Futurism (broadly defined) functions as intervention, disruption, departure, and/or reclamation toward a more equitable society are welcome.
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Individual Presentations
Combatting Neoliberal Racial Projects/Colorblind Racism: Flexible Solidarity in the Spanish Origin Census Advisory Committee, 1970s-1990s - Sharan Kaur Mehta, The University of New Mexico; Nancy López, University of New Mexico-Albuquerque; Joaquín Argüello de Jesús, University of New Mexico
Keeping Us Together: Care and Resistance in LGBTQ+ Latine Community Work - Isabella Carolina Rivera Volquez, University of California-Los Angeles
Specters and Speculations of Latinx Futurities: Towards a radical unbordering of the hierarchical imaginary - Carolina Hernandez, University of Pittsburgh; Rosa Navarro, University of California-Santa Cruz
The Social Production of Latino Invisibility: Rethinking Metrics and Methodologies of Representation - Isabel Anadon, University at Buffalo; Noreen M. Sugrue, The Latino Policy Forum