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Movimientos de rebeldía y las culturas que traicionan

Gloria Anzaldúa
pp. 1-7
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Adoptee Aesthetics: A Gendered Discourse

Aino Rinhaug
pp. 9-27
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The Impact of Race and Gender

Rosa Berardo, Fetteh Demmelash, Qimmah Najeeullah, Senthorun Raj, City Gateway Women’s Project
pp. 29-40
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I Ain’t No Girl: Representation and Reconstruction of the “Found Girls” of Sudan

Anne Harris
pp. 41-63
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Race, Gender, and Immigration in the Informal Economy

Juhu Thukral
pp. 65-71
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Performing Race and Gender in Brazil: Karim Ainouz’s Madame Satã (2002)

Lorraine Leu
pp. 73-95
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The Role of Gender in the Experiences of Biracial College Students

Andra M. Basu
pp. 97-115
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Twenty-Four Notes on Appalachian Women Blogging

Kellie Bean
pp. 117-122
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Thoughts on LGBTI Activism, Race, and Gender in a Kenyan Context

Akinyi Margareta Ocholla
pp. 123-131
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The Literacy Narratives of Black Columbus

Digital Archive of Literacy Narratives
pp. 133-157
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Fact Sheet on Gender: Selected Comparisons

pp. 159-164
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From the Editors

pp. v-vii
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List of Contributors

pp. 165-166
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