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The interview focuses on Moraga’s involvement with the women’s movement and feminisms, and her cultural activism, particularly around This Bridge and Kitchen Table Press.
Visualization. Understanding the past from the perspective of the people who are often left out of the narrative: Black, brown, Asian, Indigenous, colonized and migrant people, particularly those who identify as women, trans, non-binary and queer.
23 Ιουλ 2021 · Moraga kindly agreed to answer a few questions for LARB about her memoir, Native Country of the Heart. DANIEL A. OLIVAS: Unlike most memoirs, Native Country of the Heart is a hybrid: part...
In this interview, she discusses her trajectory as a Chicana writer and how her work exemplifies the intersectionality of the U.S. women of color movement.
Cherrie Moraga. The combination of the abolition of afirmative action and bilingual education in our public schools ensures that the Latino/a student, in particular, (the largest minority in California), will remain firmly situated in the underclass of this country.
Moraga talks about her own politicization and her introduction to and sustained leadership in liberation struggles. The interview focuses on Moraga's involvement with the women's movement and feminisms, and her cultural activism, particularly around This Bridge and Kitchen Table Press.
How do you feel about the teaching of this text by mainstream feminists? Do you think there is any misappropriation? Do you think that they dismiss it as a sociological piece of work? How can we...
