S2E4 - Border Bodies w/ Bernadine Hernández

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from the margins - perspectives on the built environment

from the margins

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This podcast is an open forum for intersectional conversations on topics of marginalization and oppression with researchers, artists, designers, and activists who transgress the limits of cultural production through resistance, justice, and liberation.

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S2E4 - Border Bodies w/ Bernadine Hernández

from the margins - perspectives on the built environment

1 hour 23 minutes 18 seconds

3 years ago

S2E4 - Border Bodies w/ Bernadine Hernández

In this episode, we talk with Bernadine Hernández about her new book Border Bodies. We discuss the exploitation of brown women's bodies in the southwest and the México - US border. We talk about her work as an activist, teaching, and artistic endeavors.

Recommendations.

Performance artist - Xandra Ibarra, Show at Human Resources

Author - Karla Cornejo Villavicencio, book Undocumented Americans, NYT Article

Poet - Alan Pelaez Lopez, book to love and mourn in the age of displacement.