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BGE: The Latino Experience

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52 min 49 sec

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01.: Moderator Intro

04 min 18 sec

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02.: Luis Urrea Opening

01 min 27 sec

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03.: Latino Writing InProgression

03 min 52 sec

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04.: The Latino Niche

02 min 45 sec

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05.: Getting Published

05 min 29 sec

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06.: Giving Back

03 min 25 sec

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07.: Educational Schizms

03 min 16 sec

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08.: Reshaping theDefinition

02 min 45 sec

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09.: Inbetween Cultures

03 min 02 sec

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10.: Border BookPromotion

01 min 00 sec

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11.: Shaping The Americas

04 min 48 sec

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12.: Beyond ImmigrantLiterature

02 min 56 sec

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13.: Child Literacy/CulturalContext

05 min 32 sec

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14.: Border Authors

01 min 31 sec

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15.: Latino/Hispanic

03 min 37 sec

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16.: Borders and Bridges

02 min 46 sec

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savageb

Posted: 06.26.06, 03:05 PM

Urrea's description of the progression of Latino American writers' is compelling. He, and his contemporaries, paved the way for the younger generation of Latin American writers. The talk about the next step in the progression, including a multi-representational view of contemporary Latin Americans is neccessary in order for these writers to gain equal esteem and exposure as other American writers. It is interesting and unfortunate that Latino American writers are often snubbed by both American readers and South American readers alike.