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Hijas Americanas
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"Looking at body image, beauty perception, and ethnic identity."
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34 years old
DAVIDSON, North Carolina
United States
Last Login:
7/1/2008
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| General | Running, cycling, teaching writing and creativity, painting, arm-chair quarterbacking for the Carolina Panthers, music, working on social justice issues like affordable housing, educational parity, and gender, racial, and class equity. | | Books | Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison, Black Boy by Richard Wright, Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson, Tell Me by Kim Addonizio, Loose Woman by Sandra Cisneros, Traveling Mercies by Anne Lamott, The Good Body by Eve Ensler, A Hope in the Unseen by Ron Suskind, There are No Children Here by Alex Kotlowitz, The Color Purple by Alice Walker
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June 1, 2007: Seal Press will publish Hijas Americanas: Beauty, Body Image, and Growing Up Latina by Rosie Molinary. Showcasing self-actualization, body image, and beauty perception among Latina women in a United States culture very different from their families' native culture, Hijas Americanas provides a provocative account of the inner struggles and triumphs of Latin-American women as we are forced to reconcile two realities: that beauty, identity, and womanhood within our homes are largely defined by our ethnic culture and parents’ upbringing, while beauty, identity, and womanhood outside our homes are defined by American culture-- often presenting us with two very different standards. This empathetic ethnography offers a portrait of the young Latina experience in America, detailing how growing up American and Latina affects who one becomes and how she gets there.
Visit Amazon.com to pre-order Hijas Americanas.
Visit http://hijasamericanas.wordpress.com to follow the book's journey.
Visit www.rosiemolinary.com to learn more about the author.
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