In New York, Puerto Ricans have been called "garbage" by politicians and others for over a century. I wrote about one of the Young Lords's igniting actions, the Garbage Offensive of 1969, which by setting the trash on fire, burnt down this narrative, https://t.co/O2IiZE9Z7K
Don’t miss an inspiring reading by poet @denicefrohman, followed by a conversation with @imfrancesnegron on art, activism, and Latinx identity.
October 15, from 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM at Casa Hispánica (Room 201)
🔗 Register now: https://t.co/UVDnkyckOr
#latinxheritagemonth
If in NYC, come on Monday Nov. 13 to this @CC_Columbia Women event w/ @wandabenvenutti at her photo exhibition, "American Boricua," in conversation w/ @Columbia Prof. @imfrancesnegron, with the journalist Cat Sposato moderating. It'll be in Alphabet City
https://t.co/YH5xwcwNFu
Save the date! Registration is open for the Josefina Baez celebration with Liamar Duran, Lorgia Garcia Peña, Inmaculada Lara Bonilla, and Sharina Maillo-Pozo ! https://t.co/vK8TKAaU9m...
Frances is the Julian Clarence Levi Professor in the Humanities at the Department of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia. She is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and scholar. Learn more about her: https://t.co/HQGi5rlVrN
After 4 years leading the Greater Caribbean Studies Program (GCSP), Jose Moya, Professor of History at Barnard College, is stepping down as the director of the GCSP and, starting this academic year, the new director will be Frances Negrón-Muntaner (@imfrancesnegron).
Congratulations to Denice Frohman and Alex Torra for a packed opening weekend of Esto No Tiene Nombre in Philadelphia! Thrilled to collaborate on this important project,https://t.co/DEoXGulF03
Our latest Faculty Snapshot features @imfrancesnegron, whose work explores class, race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality in American coloniality. She shares two films that inspired her editing process as well as the practices that help her to recharge: https://t.co/O2RBt5djM8
.@imfrancesnegron writes about Rita Moreno’s impact on the Puerto Rican community and on American culture as a whole, in this article for @PBS.
https://t.co/6VvKj6Mhkz
📝New #CFP alert! Special Issue on Latinxs and Digital Media, guest edited by Frances Negrón-Muntaner
@imfrancesnegron & Orianna Calderón-Sandoval @OriannaCalderon: https://t.co/uSxvFJ0or9
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Join us for a discussion with @JoaquinCastrotx, @imfrancesnegron, @jeanguerre and others to discuss how we can ensure diverse narratives of our community are fully included in the telling of the American story. Register: https://t.co/du4Fnd2S7A
#RepresentationMatters
Gorditas should have stayed on the air. Best article on the impact of media company mergers on Latinos I have ever read. Gracias Laura Bradley,https://t.co/i9lnWUSDO2