Add to ORKGRecent public commemorations in the US and El Salvador for the 1932 state-sanctioned killing of thousands of indigenous Nahuat in western El Salvador involve Native communities and diasporic Salvadorans who thereby bring attention to the continued marginalization of Native people and cultures. Salvadorans in the US express personal and collective indi-geneity while contributing to memory and justice efforts in Izalco, the epicenter of the 1932 violence. Multi-sited ethnography illustrates how Native populations and diasporic others, two publics at the margins of the nation-state, engage popular social memory to acknowledge and commemorate a national tragedy in a process that reconfigures and remakes the meaning of national belonging. © 2013...
This thesis explores the recent shift in one aspect of Salvadoran state discourses about the content...
The largest Hispanic celebration in the U.S., El Día de los Muertos has both Spanish and Indigenous ...
In 1992 El Salvador ended a 12-year civil war infamous in part for the high level of state violence ...
In January of 1932, the Salvadoran military government systematically killed between 7,000 to 50,000...
Salvadorans during the eighties) have not been forgotten by many Salvadorans. Numerous websites on t...
textThis dissertation explores the sudden and unexpected emergence of indigenous activism in El Sal...
From the late 1970s until the civil war ended in 1992, the Salvadoran national guard and the paramil...
This ethnography applies the monstrosity and power of La Siguanaba as a methodological and epistemol...
As a citizen of El Salvador, I believe our cultural and national identities have not been clearly de...
textThis study examines the representations of Salvadorans and other Central Americans in film, visu...
This thesis elucidates new perspectives on transnational migration. The analysis draws from three or...
Do you remember me? What do you remember? How do you remember? This image is indicative of my affect...
This study looks at the different collective memories towards the human rights violations that occur...
En El Salvador del siglo XXI, existe un interés de las localidades por conocer sus orígenes, sus his...
In the 1980s, a violent civil war in El Salvador led to the mass emigration of over a million Salvad...
This thesis explores the recent shift in one aspect of Salvadoran state discourses about the content...
The largest Hispanic celebration in the U.S., El Día de los Muertos has both Spanish and Indigenous ...
In 1992 El Salvador ended a 12-year civil war infamous in part for the high level of state violence ...
In January of 1932, the Salvadoran military government systematically killed between 7,000 to 50,000...
Salvadorans during the eighties) have not been forgotten by many Salvadorans. Numerous websites on t...
textThis dissertation explores the sudden and unexpected emergence of indigenous activism in El Sal...
From the late 1970s until the civil war ended in 1992, the Salvadoran national guard and the paramil...
This ethnography applies the monstrosity and power of La Siguanaba as a methodological and epistemol...
As a citizen of El Salvador, I believe our cultural and national identities have not been clearly de...
textThis study examines the representations of Salvadorans and other Central Americans in film, visu...
This thesis elucidates new perspectives on transnational migration. The analysis draws from three or...
Do you remember me? What do you remember? How do you remember? This image is indicative of my affect...
This study looks at the different collective memories towards the human rights violations that occur...
En El Salvador del siglo XXI, existe un interés de las localidades por conocer sus orígenes, sus his...
In the 1980s, a violent civil war in El Salvador led to the mass emigration of over a million Salvad...
This thesis explores the recent shift in one aspect of Salvadoran state discourses about the content...
The largest Hispanic celebration in the U.S., El Día de los Muertos has both Spanish and Indigenous ...
In 1992 El Salvador ended a 12-year civil war infamous in part for the high level of state violence ...