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Ingrid Rojas Contreras, author of “The Man Who Could Move Clouds.”(Jamil Hellu).

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Childhood Memories

Magical powers in the novel by Ingrid Rojas Contreras
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Julian Randall defines himself as a Queer Afrolatino poet and children’s book writer from Chicago. Photo: Courtesy
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Binding Magic and History
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Cecilia Samartin. Courtesy https://www.ceciliasamartin.com/
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Cecilia Samartin's Magic
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Photo Credit: Andria Lo
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Reckoning with the Past
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anuel Muñoz has become an important chronicler of migrant workers, seekers, and dreamers in the Central Valley, California.
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Central Valley Voices
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Amparo Ortiz has a message for her young readers: to always claim their power of self. Photo courtesy of the author
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Expanding Boricua Fantasy
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Latina author Leah Franqui describes herself as a proud Philadelphian
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Self-Discovery in PR
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Latino author Ana Reyes publishes 'The House in the Pines'
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A journey of self discovery
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Jacqueline Torres’ passion is social justice for her Latino community. Courtesy .
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Helping Latino Authors
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Patricia Engel. Photo: Elliot & Erick Jimenez
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'The Faraway World'
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Carolina De Robertis is the child of two Uruguayan parents. She was born in England and moved to Switzerland following his father's job until finally ending up in Los Angeles, California
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A Portrait of Queer Love
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Naima Coster was born in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY. She identifies as Black and Latina.
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A Question of Race?
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Chilean writer and screenwriter José Ignacio Valenzuela, Chascas, wants to denounce homophobia and the lack of freedoms in Florida today.
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Overcoming social prejudices
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Professor Lima wrote the story of the first "Latina" Supreme Court Justice. WIKIMEDIA COMMONS
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Sonia Sotomayor's Challenges
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Cynthia Guardado doesn’t shy away from writing critical work about US and Salvadoran governments. Photo courtesy of the author
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The harsh reality of trauma
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Claire Jiménez is a Puerto Rican writer who grew up in Brooklyn and Staten Island
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Brown girl goes missing
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Ann Dávila Cardinal hopes her books will let her young readers know that they are stronger than they believe. Photo courtesy of the author
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Keeping Stories Alive
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Mike Amezcua explores how the Windy City became a postwar Latinx metropolis in the face of white resistance.
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'Making Mexican Chicago'
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If capitalism has destroyed nature, can it reuse its own methods to rebuild it?
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Gaucha-punk
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Guatemalan Claudia Hernandez tells her own immigrant story /Feminist Press 2019
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A Self-Portrait
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2 Books about Shakira by Latino authors
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Shakira books by Latinos
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Harper Teen, 2023
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Living in a Horror Novel
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Courtesy Edward Dennis
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Proud of where we are from
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Harper Collins, 2022
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Who Am I?
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Ari Tison is a Costa Rican-American poet based in the U.S. Photo: Courtesy of the author
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'Saints of the Household'
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Oxford University Press
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Showing the Sacred
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Penguin Random House
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Anxiety is Something Real
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Arte Público Press, 2022
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'Queering the Border'
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Penguin Random House
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Saving the Neighborhood
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monkey boy francisco goldman
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Monkey Boy
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Macmillan Publishers, 2022
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Liberation
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Mexican writer Yuri Herrera currently teaches at Tulane University in New Orleans. Source: Roberto Ricciuti/Getty Images
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Fabulating a Secret