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Gabriella Del Valle, Pushed Out: Migrant Aid Adaptations and Resiliency in the Time of Coronavirus
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Arianne Jimenez, La Tierra del Abandono: Venezuelan Immigrants and the Rise of the Gig Economy in Colombia
Sam Klein, “They Keep Changing the Rules”: Obstacles to Urban Food Sovereignty in New York City
Andreina Lamas, Guadalupe’s Green Veil: The Political Symbolism of the Virgen de Guadalupe in the Abortion Debate in Mexico
Zoë Moldenhauer, Who Are Museums For?
Barbara Olivier, The Embodiments of Vodou: Afro Past, Present, and Future
Marchita P. Osoria Mendez, Surviving Abandonment through Putería: Puerto Rican Cyber Sex Work during COVID-19
José Sanchez, An Economy of Perversion: Race, Class, the Inquisition, and Luiz da Costa’s Sodomy Trial, 1743
Alicia Sandoval Vadillo, Tejiendo en el Tiempo: the Construction of Time and Authenticity through a Touristic Encounter at El Museo de Arte Indigena in Sucre, Bolivia
Simon Schatzberg, The Special Prosecutor and the Uses of the Past in Mexico’s alternancia, 2001-2006
Liza Schmidt, Beyond Gangs and Graffiti: Examining Polarity in Colombian Community Tourism
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