This is another overdue post asking for good thoughts and prayers for MALCSista Luz Calvo and her partner Catriona Esquibel as they deal with Luz’s now-vanquished breast cancer. In recent months, Luz has been diagnosed with breast cancer, had a … Read More
Q: Chicana is one of those words that not all Mexican Americans claim. Why do you? A: It’s like the word “feminist.” You’re not born with it. You have to understand the political history of the word. Just because you … Read More
Newly tenured Associate Professor Dionne Espinoza writes of her recent tenure decision at Cal State L.A. in the department of Chicano Studies. She is also Director of the Center for the Study of Genders & Sexualities at CSULA. She is … Read More
Hello! And welcome to the trial run of the MALCS blog! Incited by the venerable Antonia Castaneda, we are going to use this space to note some of the news and accomplishments of our members. We hope you’ll check back … Read More