“I’m not a writer,†I whined. “You’ve been writing a blog for years,†my husband said. “But I’m not a REAL writer. I can’t describe people and places in flowery detail.†My husband gave me a pained look. That settles that, … Read More
We have renovated the page for Mujeres Talk, the new MALCS web project featuring blog essays by members and allies on current issues and research.  This latest post is by Professor MarÃa Ibarra.  We invite all members and allies to write … Read More
We have renovated the page for Mujeres Talk, the new MALCS web project featuring blog essays by members and allies on current issues and research. I am an anthropologist who studies the labor of Mexicana elder care providers. Every year … Read More
We are pleased to offer the third post in our new series, Mujeres Talk: Mujeres & Migration. This entry is from The Los Angeles Committee to Support Ethnic Studies (LACSES) and The National Association for Chicana & Chicano Studies (NACCS): … Read More
We are pleased to offer the second post in our new series, Mujeres Talk: Mujeres & Migration. In this entry, Gloria González-López reflects on the unique social contexts and circumstances surrounding Mexican immigrant’s women  journeys. “Compañera, tenga cuidado, what you … Read More
By C. Alejandra Elenes There should be no doubt that patriarchy, white supremacy, and privilege are the ideological underpinnings of anti-immigrant legislation and policy in Arizona. The anti-immigrant climate in Arizona is not new, it is an intrinsic part of its history. Indeed at this historical juncture in the continuum of anti-immigrant legislation SB 1070 […]