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Thursday, Mar. 27, 2025, 5:30–7 p.m.
Free copies of the Book in Common for the first 50 people (the author will be signing books after his lecture on April 10)! A panel discussion with Damon Gallegos (student); Enrique "Ricky" Galvan Student Success Specialist, REACH Student Success Center; Carmen F. Gomez, Production Manager, College of Humanities and Fine Arts, School of the Arts; and Joanna Herrera Director, McNair Scholars Program. Moderated by Gloria Lopez, Assistant Professor of History and Faculty in Residence of El Centro Resource Center. In the Prologue of Our Migrant Souls Tobar writes that "'Latino' and 'Latinx' or 'Hispanic'" are used "to express an alliance among peoples, a shared experience. But in the intimate spaces of your friendships and your homes, you are not inclined to use these terms. When you are asked the annoying question 'What are you?' you are more likely to answer with something more specific and more satisfying, something closer to your lived experience" (page 9-10). Join us for this important discussion featuring faculty, staff and student leaders at Chico State.
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