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Hamzeh, Manal; Flores Carmona, Judith – Educational Forum, 2019
Manal, an Arabyyah feminist and Judith, a Mexicana feminista share our experience co-teaching a course titled Revolutionary Women and Decolonizing Pláticas ~ Testimonios, at a university along the U.S.--Mexico borderlands. We employed pláticas~testimonios pedagogies and methodologies and read the testimonios of Chicanas/Latinas and revolutionary…
Descriptors: Team Teaching, Feminism, College Faculty, Hispanic Americans
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Keiper, Timothy; Garcia, Jesus – Social Studies and the Young Learner, 2009
There is no country on Earth more populated by immigrants than the United States. Most U.S. residents (99 percent) have ancestors who were immigrants to this continent, whether they came voluntarily as travelers, or involuntarily as slaves. These immigrants have helped to shape the social and economic foundations of their adopted nation. According…
Descriptors: Oral History, Interviews, Immigration, Immigrants