Diaspora Studies in Education (eBook)

Contents: Rosalie Rolón-Dow/Jason G. Irizarry: Introduction: Towards a diaspora framework - Martín Espada: Heart of hunger - Nilda Flores-González/Michael Rodríguez-Muñiz: Latino/a diaspora, citizenship, and Puerto Rican youth in the immigrant rights movement - Jonathan Rosa: Learning ethnolinguistic borders: Language and diaspora in the socialization of U.S. Latinas/os - María E. Fránquiz: Hybrid Latina: Becoming a ChicaRican - Threads of diaspora through circular migration - Martín Espada: Coca-Cola and Coco Frío - Rosalie Rolón-Dow: Finding community cultural wealth in diaspora: A LatCrit analysis - Sandra Quiñones: Educated entremundos (between worlds): Exploring the role of diaspora in the lives of Puerto Rican teachers - Shabazz Napier/Jason G. Irizarry: Ballin' and becoming Boricua: From Roxbury to Rio Piedras and back again - Martín Espada: Tony went to the bodega but he didn't buy anything - Jason G. Irizarry/Enrique Figueroa: El Grito de Loisaida: DiaspoRicans, educational sovereignty, and the colonial project - Enid M. Rosario-Ramos: A DiaspoRican critical pedagogy: Redefining education for Puerto Rican youth - Eileen M. Gonzalez: From «La Borinqueña» to «The Star-Spangled Banner»: An emic perspective on getting educated in the diaspora - Kristen Negron/Jason G. Irizarry: «The heartbeat»: Education within and outside diaspora.