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Louis Mendoza introduces and leads a discussion of the poetry and life of raúl salinas, who spent most of the 1960s in prison on drug-related charges. While in prison, salinas wrote poetry that became part of the Chicano literary canon. In prison and later, he was involved in the prisoner’s rights and Chicano movements. Mendoza, long-time friend and collaborator of Salinas, has played a key role in editing and presenting his work to the reading public.
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English Department, Mānoa Campus
Thursday, March 5 |
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9:00am |
Chicano in the Jail Machine: The Art and Politics of Raúl Salinas Mānoa Campus, Kuykendall 409
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12:00pm |
Copyright & Creative Commons Licensing Mānoa Campus, Kuykendall 106 Events Room
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3:00pm |
Publishing Beyond Grad School & for Professional Development Webinar Mānoa Campus, Webinar
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3:00pm |
"Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Survivor, Lawrence Miwa ("Tadaima! I Am Home")" Mānoa Campus, UH-Manoa, Hamilton Library, room 301
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3:00pm |
The Poetics and Politics of Latinx Literature: Then and Now Mānoa Campus, Kuykendall 410
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5:00pm |
Living on a Budget Mānoa Campus, QLC 208
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