One of the most checked out non-fiction titles last month was Latinoland by Marie Arana. If you liked that title, consider:
Finding LatinX by Paola Ramos
Both accessible reads examine the politics of Latine identity in the United States
Both accessible reads examine the politics of Latine identity in the United States
Harvest of Empire by Juan Gonzalez
Both books explore the society and culture of Hispanic & Latin American people in the US. This one is a sweeping history of that experience
Both books explore the society and culture of Hispanic & Latin American people in the US. This one is a sweeping history of that experience
Translation Nation by Héctor Tobar
Both books examine topics revolving around Hispanic Americans and construction of identity & ethnic identity
Both books examine topics revolving around Hispanic Americans and construction of identity & ethnic identity
The Loneliest Americans by Jay Caspian Kang
Both books explore the construction of ethnic identity in America. This one explores class & identity among Asian Americans
Both books explore the construction of ethnic identity in America. This one explores class & identity among Asian Americans
Latino Americans by Ray Suarez
Both books are well-researched, accessible, richly detailed, and explore the Latino & Hispanic American experience in the US
Both books are well-researched, accessible, richly detailed, and explore the Latino & Hispanic American experience in the US
Inventing Latinos by Laura E. Gómez
Both books are well researched. This book explores the impact of Latinos' new collective racial identity on the way Americans understand race
Both books are well researched. This book explores the impact of Latinos' new collective racial identity on the way Americans understand race
