A broad based study of the case law interpreting the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its causal l... more A broad based study of the case law interpreting the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its causal linkages with disparate "laws," racial discrimination, squatters, federal rulings, fraud and other measures that disenfranchised the former Mexican, Spanish, Indigenous and others from their properties. In turn structurally impoverishing the former owners, their heirs and assigns long into the present.
The American University journal of gender, social policy & the law, 2010
The author thanks the LatCrit organizing committee for the privilege of engaging this much valued... more The author thanks the LatCrit organizing committee for the privilege of engaging this much valued Cluster. 1. For a present overview of LatCrit Theory, its goals and principles see, e.g.,
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
pdf. ("[F]armworkers ... are critical to U.S. agricultural production, especially for labor-inten... more pdf. ("[F]armworkers ... are critical to U.S. agricultural production, especially for labor-intensive agricultural sectors such as fruits and vegetables."). Farmworkers also raise other commodities, including corn, soybeans, cash grains, wheat, hogs, cattle, tobacco, cotton, peanuts, poultry, and dairy. Id. at 5. Yet farmworkers population figures show them heavily employed in "labor intensive crops such as fruits, vegetables, and nursery products." Tom Hertz, Rural Labor and Education: Farm Labor, U.S. DEP'T OF AGRIC.
In their quest for housing throughout history and still today, Latinas/os continuously witness th... more In their quest for housing throughout history and still today, Latinas/os continuously witness the disregard of international and domestic law. A survey of the legal methods various municipalities employ in seeking to eliminate Latinas/os from their communities, exemplifies how alleged legal rules advance power relationships in the United States.' Whether one chooses to study the current anti-2 immigrant ordinances confronting Latinas/os across the United States or to go back in history and examine the effects of the United States' war against the Mexican Republic in 1846, 3 an analysis of the property law jurisprudence from either period will show a series of entangled conflicts of legal doctrines. Anti-immigrant ordinances, for example, are difficult to reconcile with federal laws that govern both entry and removal from the United States or the innumerable types of immigration statuses available to non-citizens. 4 Additionally, these anti-immigrant ordinances violate state laws that guard against indiscriminate treatment and equally contradict longstanding property rights. In some instances, the ordinances go so far as to conflict with state constitutions that protect all persons within their geographical borders.
asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and member... more asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and members of other helping professions so they may become involved in the movement by Mexican Americans to be first-class citizens of the United States."' In a similar vein, the purpose of this essay is to promote knowledge of Chicanas/Chicanos. 2 Yet it is not limited to the sole task of advancing information, but also declares imperative two key points. First, LatCrit theory is transformative knowledge regarding communities of color specifically. 3 This is accomplished through its focus on inter alia communities of color, specificity of regions, and engaging each other's texts to advance the human condition. Without engaging text, transformative knowledge and praxis become stymied and communicative praxis' as yet a second effort defaults to traditional text. 5 Accordingly, self-critique, a necessary prong of advancing praxis allows us to 6 find newer meanings and employ strategic counter-theory. It not only
Anti-Critical Race Theory crusaders disallow the nation's Chicana/o histories. This article addr... more Anti-Critical Race Theory crusaders disallow the nation's Chicana/o histories. This article addresses how constitutional covenants are irreconcilable with the crusades and its impact on legal education. Against this backdrop key moments in Chicana/o histories from the Chicano Moratorium to the student activists that dared to challenge the status quo which brought forth much needed change are addressed.
asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and member... more asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and members of other helping professions so they may become involved in the movement by Mexican Americans to be first-class citizens of the United States."' In a similar vein, the purpose of this essay is to promote knowledge of Chicanas/Chicanos. 2 Yet it is not limited to the sole task of advancing information, but also declares imperative two key points. First, LatCrit theory is transformative knowledge regarding communities of color specifically. 3 This is accomplished through its focus on inter alia communities of color, specificity of regions, and engaging each other's texts to advance the human condition. Without engaging text, transformative knowledge and praxis become stymied and communicative praxis' as yet a second effort defaults to traditional text. 5 Accordingly, self-critique, a necessary prong of advancing praxis allows us to 6 find newer meanings and employ strategic counter-theory. It not only
... 7. Guadalupe T. Luna, The New Deal and Food Insecurity In The "Midst of Plenty," 9 ... more ... 7. Guadalupe T. Luna, The New Deal and Food Insecurity In The "Midst of Plenty," 9 DRAKE J. AGRIC. ... Farmers of color have witnessed extensive Jim Crow legisla-tive inequities and immeasurable harms such as race-based ter-rorism, questionable partitions, and extra-legal ...
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
A broad based study of the case law interpreting the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its causal l... more A broad based study of the case law interpreting the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its causal linkages with disparate "laws," racial discrimination, squatters, federal rulings, fraud and other measures that disenfranchised the former Mexican, Spanish, Indigenous and others from their properties. In turn structurally impoverishing the former owners, their heirs and assigns long into the present.
The American University journal of gender, social policy & the law, 2010
The author thanks the LatCrit organizing committee for the privilege of engaging this much valued... more The author thanks the LatCrit organizing committee for the privilege of engaging this much valued Cluster. 1. For a present overview of LatCrit Theory, its goals and principles see, e.g.,
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
pdf. ("[F]armworkers ... are critical to U.S. agricultural production, especially for labor-inten... more pdf. ("[F]armworkers ... are critical to U.S. agricultural production, especially for labor-intensive agricultural sectors such as fruits and vegetables."). Farmworkers also raise other commodities, including corn, soybeans, cash grains, wheat, hogs, cattle, tobacco, cotton, peanuts, poultry, and dairy. Id. at 5. Yet farmworkers population figures show them heavily employed in "labor intensive crops such as fruits, vegetables, and nursery products." Tom Hertz, Rural Labor and Education: Farm Labor, U.S. DEP'T OF AGRIC.
In their quest for housing throughout history and still today, Latinas/os continuously witness th... more In their quest for housing throughout history and still today, Latinas/os continuously witness the disregard of international and domestic law. A survey of the legal methods various municipalities employ in seeking to eliminate Latinas/os from their communities, exemplifies how alleged legal rules advance power relationships in the United States.' Whether one chooses to study the current anti-2 immigrant ordinances confronting Latinas/os across the United States or to go back in history and examine the effects of the United States' war against the Mexican Republic in 1846, 3 an analysis of the property law jurisprudence from either period will show a series of entangled conflicts of legal doctrines. Anti-immigrant ordinances, for example, are difficult to reconcile with federal laws that govern both entry and removal from the United States or the innumerable types of immigration statuses available to non-citizens. 4 Additionally, these anti-immigrant ordinances violate state laws that guard against indiscriminate treatment and equally contradict longstanding property rights. In some instances, the ordinances go so far as to conflict with state constitutions that protect all persons within their geographical borders.
asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and member... more asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and members of other helping professions so they may become involved in the movement by Mexican Americans to be first-class citizens of the United States."' In a similar vein, the purpose of this essay is to promote knowledge of Chicanas/Chicanos. 2 Yet it is not limited to the sole task of advancing information, but also declares imperative two key points. First, LatCrit theory is transformative knowledge regarding communities of color specifically. 3 This is accomplished through its focus on inter alia communities of color, specificity of regions, and engaging each other's texts to advance the human condition. Without engaging text, transformative knowledge and praxis become stymied and communicative praxis' as yet a second effort defaults to traditional text. 5 Accordingly, self-critique, a necessary prong of advancing praxis allows us to 6 find newer meanings and employ strategic counter-theory. It not only
Anti-Critical Race Theory crusaders disallow the nation's Chicana/o histories. This article addr... more Anti-Critical Race Theory crusaders disallow the nation's Chicana/o histories. This article addresses how constitutional covenants are irreconcilable with the crusades and its impact on legal education. Against this backdrop key moments in Chicana/o histories from the Chicano Moratorium to the student activists that dared to challenge the status quo which brought forth much needed change are addressed.
asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and member... more asserts the text's purpose is to "present information about Chicanos to social workers and members of other helping professions so they may become involved in the movement by Mexican Americans to be first-class citizens of the United States."' In a similar vein, the purpose of this essay is to promote knowledge of Chicanas/Chicanos. 2 Yet it is not limited to the sole task of advancing information, but also declares imperative two key points. First, LatCrit theory is transformative knowledge regarding communities of color specifically. 3 This is accomplished through its focus on inter alia communities of color, specificity of regions, and engaging each other's texts to advance the human condition. Without engaging text, transformative knowledge and praxis become stymied and communicative praxis' as yet a second effort defaults to traditional text. 5 Accordingly, self-critique, a necessary prong of advancing praxis allows us to 6 find newer meanings and employ strategic counter-theory. It not only
... 7. Guadalupe T. Luna, The New Deal and Food Insecurity In The "Midst of Plenty," 9 ... more ... 7. Guadalupe T. Luna, The New Deal and Food Insecurity In The "Midst of Plenty," 9 DRAKE J. AGRIC. ... Farmers of color have witnessed extensive Jim Crow legisla-tive inequities and immeasurable harms such as race-based ter-rorism, questionable partitions, and extra-legal ...
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center... more Encuentros is the newsletter published by the Center for Latino and Latin American Studies Center at Northern Illinois University.
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