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Volume 8, Issue 2
Summer 2019
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ISSN 2333-9489
EISSN 2333-9497
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Borders and Margins
Devika Chawla
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A Confluence of Margins
Matthew deTar
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Living in a Country That Does Not Know Us
Carol W.N. Fadda
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The Shape of a Life
Azza Basarudin
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Mothering, Migration, and Im/mobility in the Age of the Muslim Ban
Courtney E. Cole
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Reading with My Mother: Books as Objects
Caryn E. Medved
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Language Forums
Claire Eder
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The “One Percent”: De“naturalizing” Tech Worker Discourses of Unfairness
Santhosh Chandrashekar
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Paradox and Paraliminality of (Im)Migration: An Urgent Cry for Narrative Repair
Sarah Amira de la Garza
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Migration as “Home”: Chasing Down Diasporic Traces
Rona Tamiko Halaulani
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From Homeland to Homelands and Back Again: Migration Is Us, and, We Are All Lichens Now
Myrdene Anderson
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All Issues
TLESSS: Filling the Ethnic Studies Gap in Bilingual Teacher Education in the Midwest
Critical Witnessing in Teacher Education Research: Acknowledging Identity and Power Through the Reflexive Use of Poetry as Method
The Experience of Mexican-Heritage Im/migrant Students in Rural Idaho
Voicing Contradictions: Photo-Elicitation as an Ethnographic Method in Youth-Centered Research
Teacher-Researchers Exploring Urban Semiotic Landscape as a Decolonizing Praxis
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