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In them, we can recognize the temperament of an individual willing to take a stance against opportunist politicians and law-enforcement abuse. Events: Live Poetry TV taping, film screenings, and a chihuahua fashion contest.The third chapter proposes a critique of Alcaraz’s first published volume, a compilation of editorial cartoons inspired on diverse aspects of the controversy surrounding Latino immigration, from the questioning of corporate attitudes to the appropriation of language as an excuse for harassment.
It comprised works by 25 artists, including emerging and established artists.
Galería de la Raza: Amigo Racism: Mickey Mouse Meets the Taco Bell ChihuahuaĪmigo Racism: Mickey Mouse Meets the Taco Bell ChihuahuaĬurated by Carolina Ponce de León, Amigo Racism examined how artists of color have internalized, appropriated and transformed racial and cultural representations circulated and perpetuated through the media and pop culture.
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