Latino Studies

Editorial

Preserving our commitment to activism, agency, and community

Marta Caminero-Santangelo

Original Article

Critical relationalities: Centering Indigenous land, presence, and sovereignty in immigrant/migrant rights discourses

Raquel Andrea González Madrigal

Original Article

“It felt like hitting rock bottom”: A qualitative exploration of the mental health impacts of immigration enforcement and discrimination on US-citizen, Mexican children

Jamile Tellez Lieberman, Carmen R. Valdez, Jessie Kemmick Pintor, Philippe Weisz, Amy Carroll-Scott, Kevin Wagner, Ana P. Martinez-Donate

Original Article

Cuentos y consejos: Migrant agency in the FM4 Paso Libre

Michaela Django Walsh

Original Article

Healing our histories through otros saberes: Latina activism, testimonios and intergenerational food justice

Lani Cupchoy

Original Article

How many Latino studies programs are there? Tracking departmental growth, stagnation, and invisibility 1960–2020

G. Cristina Mora, Nicholas Vargas, Dominic Cedillo

Vivencias: Reports from the Field

Unforgetting place: The urgency of becoming a Mixteca geographer

Elybeth Sofia Alcantar

Vivencias: Reports from the Field

Furtive breath, or how your zz plant won’t free us

Salvador Zárate

Book Review

The “Puerto Rican Problem” in Postwar New York City

Matt Hinojosa

Book Review

Translating Blackness: Latinx colonialities in global perspective

Annaliese Martinez

Book Review

Brown and Gay in LA: The lives of immigrant sons

José A. de la Garza Valenzuela