Latino

Scrapbook/family album of daily life in a Mexican-American family

A quarterly publication by the Hispanic Journalists of Columbia College. Writings on latinx identity, fashion, arts and culture.

The South Chicago ABC Zine Distro 2013 Catalog is a catalog listing and describing Zines put out in 20012 by the South Chicago ABC Zine Distro. Includes ordering information and lists of zines.

"A Latino National Conversation: Readings on Assimilation" is a diverse compiliation of opinions and writings on Latino American assimilation. The book was published by the Great Books Foundation, "an independent, nonprofit educational organization whose mission is to help people learn how to think and share ideas."

A chapbook-style collection of poetry by early 1980s Chicago-based poet Ken Serritos. Published by Movimiento ARtistico CHicano (MARCH) with funding from the Illinois Arts Council. With black-and-white photo of poet.

Chicagoan Carlos Cortez is one of the U.S.A.'s leading Chicano artists and poets. In this new collection of poems and scratch board drawings, Cortez shares his love and concern for the land of his mestizo and Yaqui ancestors. Cortez's art and words help us see with "bicultural eyes" the history of California (Califas) with a landscape alive with condors, cougars, tall saquaros, and even giant cloud formations. Cortez's poems speak in the persona of Koyokuikatl (Coyote Song), who places his strong clear verse in defense of its threatened inhabitants, In addition, he embodies the nostalgic traveler who is capable of "Beat" haikus or the wisdom of the Chicano working-class.

Selections from literature meant to foster conversation in the Shared Inquiry format about Latino identity.