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Chopper! Chopper! Poetry from Bordered Lives
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Chopper! Chopper! reflects the lives of Mexican Americans, immigrants, Chicanas/os, and la joteru00eda--malfloras, jotos, and beautiful rainbow communities. As vividly as Mexican Technicolor, these poems capture life in the barrio: vendors hauling carts with elote, raspados, botes y mu00e1s. Vatos fighting to exist. Mujeres claiming space. Summer evenings, children playing in the calles of East L.A., El Paso, and bordered tierras everywhere. Reyes's work exudes the pride, strength, turmoil and…
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- Author: Veronica Reyes
- Publisher: Arktoi Books
- ISBN-10: 0989036103
- ISBN-13: 9780989036108
- Format: 17.9 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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Chopper! Chopper! reflects the lives of Mexican Americans, immigrants, Chicanas/os, and la joteru00eda--malfloras, jotos, and beautiful rainbow communities. As vividly as Mexican Technicolor, these poems capture life in the barrio: vendors hauling carts with elote, raspados, botes y mu00e1s. Vatos fighting to exist. Mujeres claiming space. Summer evenings, children playing in the calles of East L.A., El Paso, and bordered tierras everywhere. Reyes's work exudes the pride, strength, turmoil and struggle of neighborhoods brimming with tradition and invention, estilo a la brava. These homegrown verses reveal the barrio in all its intricate layers. Revering difference, they fight to make room for something new: Marimacha Poetry. u00a1Y Quu00e9!EXTRA 10 % discount with code: EXTRA
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- Author: Veronica Reyes
- Publisher: Arktoi Books
- ISBN-10: 0989036103
- ISBN-13: 9780989036108
- Format: 17.9 x 22.9 x 0.9 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
Chopper! Chopper! reflects the lives of Mexican Americans, immigrants, Chicanas/os, and la joteru00eda--malfloras, jotos, and beautiful rainbow communities. As vividly as Mexican Technicolor, these poems capture life in the barrio: vendors hauling carts with elote, raspados, botes y mu00e1s. Vatos fighting to exist. Mujeres claiming space. Summer evenings, children playing in the calles of East L.A., El Paso, and bordered tierras everywhere. Reyes's work exudes the pride, strength, turmoil and struggle of neighborhoods brimming with tradition and invention, estilo a la brava. These homegrown verses reveal the barrio in all its intricate layers. Revering difference, they fight to make room for something new: Marimacha Poetry. u00a1Y Quu00e9!
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