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Aug 21, 2019 21 min

Decoding Latinx

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What does "Latinx" mean and how is it different from "Latino/a"? Who can be considered Latinx? Do all Latinx people speak Spanish? Is Latinx a race or a homogeneous ethnic group? Are all Latinx immigrants? These and other questions will be discussed by Dr. Ana León Távora during this fascinating interview, "Decoding Latinx." Some authors mentioned in the interview: Gabby Rivera, Juliet Takes a Breath (visit Rivera's website for more info about her cool work as an illustrator for comic books, too). Emanuel Xavier, Sometimes We're Invisible.

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