Relatos de la frontera: Alisha Vásquez (español)2
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Title
Relatos de la frontera: Alisha Vásquez (español)2
Description
Traducción al español del perfil de Alisha Vásquez, educadora y activista comunitaria que se identifica a sí misma como una mamá crip chicana.
Grabado en inglés y traducido al español. Incluye interpretación de Lengua de Señas Mexicana y subtítulos abiertos.
Creator
Disability Rights Washington, Rooted in Rights
Arizona Center for Disability Law
Vasquez, Alisha (entrevistada)
Source
Reclaiming the Border Narrative collection (MS 789)
Publisher
University of Arizona Libraries
Date
2022-11-29
Format
mp4
Language
spa
mfs
Type
Moving Image
Identifier
Alisha_FINAL_SPANISH_LSM_OPENCAPS.mp4
azu_2023.025_RBNDisability_BD001_Alisha_FINAL_SPANISH_LSM_OPENCAPS.mp4
Coverage
Arizona--Tucson
Washington (D.C.)
Duration
00:06:35
Subject
Mexican-American Border Region
Sonoran Desert
Community activists-- Arizona--Tucson
Place-based education
Mexican American families
Intersectionality (Sociology)
Postcolonialism
Gentrification
Community terms: crip; chicana; mama
Rights
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Collection
Citation
Disability Rights Washington, Rooted in Rights
, “Relatos de la frontera: Alisha Vásquez (español)2,” Special Collections Online Exhibits, accessed November 8, 2024, https://exhibits.lib.arizona.edu/exhibits/show/reclaiming-border-narrative/browse/item/3744