Sunday, March 9, 2008
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¿QUé OPINAS?/WHAT DO YOU THINK?
SOBRE/ABOUT
EL CAMINO / THE ROAD
INSPIRACION/INSPIRATION
The following writings and works of art have inspired and informed my plans for this project:
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Unknown provenance, 16th century
Our Lady. Digital print by Alma Lopez © 1999. Special thanks to Raquel Salinas and Raquel Gutierrez. For info see www.almalopez.net
Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, by Gloria Anzaldúa. Aunt Lute Books (2nd edition), 1999
Massacre of the Dreamers: Essays on Xicanisma, by Ana Castillo. Plume, 1995
Goddess of the Americas: Writings on the Virgin of Guadalupe, edited by Ana Castillo. Riverhead Trade, 1997
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Unknown provenance, 16th century
Our Lady. Digital print by Alma Lopez © 1999. Special thanks to Raquel Salinas and Raquel Gutierrez. For info see www.almalopez.net
Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, by Gloria Anzaldúa. Aunt Lute Books (2nd edition), 1999
Massacre of the Dreamers: Essays on Xicanisma, by Ana Castillo. Plume, 1995
Goddess of the Americas: Writings on the Virgin of Guadalupe, edited by Ana Castillo. Riverhead Trade, 1997
CONTRIBUIR/CONTRIBUTE
DONANTES/CONTRIBUTORS
- Ana Brouwer
- Ashley Jarrett
- Chelsea Chamizo
- Chris Shine
- Colin Hosking
- David Pinedo
- Donna Smith
- Erik Fauske
- Familia Mojica
- Freeman Murray
- Guy Schaefer
- Jay Dedman
- Jessica Portney
- Katrina Cole
- Kristin Konsterlie
- Lesley Bart
- Linda Stiles-Taylor
- Margaret Jeronimo
- Mario and Holly Pinedo
- Martha Calus
- Milt Lee
- Nancy Christoph
- Rebecca and Jose Pinedo
- Rosita Pinedo
- Ryanne Hodson
- Sam Mathies
- Travel Green TV
- Will Luers
HAY QUE VERLOS / MUST-SEE
CREADORA/CREATOR
- Ashley P
- My ultimate goal is to make a career out of the right combination of activism, travel and movie-making. Will I make it? Watch me! (Meanwhile, I'm happy to do various combinations of the three!)
Labels
- Amira De la Garza (1)
- Anita Madrigal (1)
- Austin (1)
- Basilica de Guadalupe (1)
- Blanca Legorreta Díaz (1)
- Crispina (1)
- Distrito Federal (Mexico City) (2)
- Douglas (1)
- El Paso (1)
- Gilda De la Garza (1)
- Grace De la Garza (1)
- Guadalupe Costilla de Mendoza (1)
- Iris Almaraz (1)
- Josefina Lopez (1)
- Liliana Mendoza Costilla (1)
- Los Angeles (1)
- Manuelita Olivares Pinedo (1)
- Maria Mojica (1)
- Mercedes Pinedo-Vella (1)
- Nivia Gonzalez (1)
- Norma Elia Cantú (1)
- Phoenix (3)
- Pirtleville (1)
- Querétaro (1)
- Raquel Gutierrez (1)
- Raquelita Gutierrez (1)
- Rosa Guerrero (1)
- Rosita Pinedo (1)
- Saltillo (1)
- San Antonio (1)
- San Francisco (1)
- Special Episode (1)
- Tucson (1)
- Zyanya López (1)
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4 comments:
Yay! That was really good, and quite educational!
I have so much to say, but let's just start with: amazing. These women are so incredible...the discussion of women's sexuality, empowerment...so rad. I am totally showing at least this clip in my women's studies course I'm teaching next quarter, with your permission, of course :)
I'm not gonna lie, I've been checking back here quite frequently waiting for the next episode to arrive. Keep it up lady!
Pretty awesome, but you probably guessed that. I really want to be their friend. I have a friend crush. OK SEE YOU SOON
Ashley, I love being able to follow your journey! Looks like it's off to a good start. :)
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