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Survivance, a term coined by Gerald Vizenor, expresses sentiments of Indigenous self-determination, imagination, and existence. Western society and its ways of knowing th [...]
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In this thesis, I conduct a transnational analysis of the racialized hierarchies I observed during my research at La Clínica, a midwifery school and birth center on the [...]
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Obesity is a prevalent health risk among American Indian populations in the Southwest. The purpose of this research is to identify educational and culturally appropriate [...]
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Starting in the 1970s the United States began to demonstrate an interest in expanding their
economic market far beyond their national borders. This process soon got the [...]
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A long history of unregulated roundups and slaughter of the wild horses roaming the American Southwest inspired the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971. This [...]
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After the United States annexed Northern parts of Mexico in 1848, a novel legal code was imposed on a region that had a distinct property system. Mexican and Spanish land [...]
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This Senior Thesis is centered around three spaces in the Southwest of the United States— the U.S. Mexico Border (in The Rio Grand Valley, Texas and San Diego, Californ [...]
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