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ABSTRACT As a response to the banning of Ethnic Studies in the Tucson Unified School district and other oppressing forces within the movement the students fighting HB 2281 created a Sacred Xicana Space. In this thesis I will examine the role that protest art has in the fight against HB2281. I will also analyze its role in cultural expression, identity and representation. The research question guiding this research is What role does protest art have in social justice? Specifically I will analyze the cultural production of protest art against HB 2281, the ethnic studies ban in Tucson Arizona, and its role in cultural expression, identity and representation.
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Title
- Women who wake with the roosters and other Xicana sacred spaces: our art is our weapon : Malinches protest art of HB 2281
Contributors
- Armendariz, Martha (Author)
- Elenes, Alejandara C (Thesis advisor)
- Téllez, Michelle (Committee member)
- Pope Duarte, Stella (Committee member)
- Elenes, Alejandra C (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
The date the item was original created (prior to any relationship with the ASU Digital Repositories.)
2014
Subjects
- Social Sciences Education
- Hispanic American Studies
- history
- Artivism
- Chicana Activism
- Human Rights
- Mexican American Studies
- Protest Art
- Social Justice
- Feminism and the arts
- Politics in art
- Social problems in art
- Feminism--Political aspects.
- Mexican American women artists--Political activity--Arizona.
- Mexican American women artists
- Mexican American art--Arizona--21st century.
- Mexican American art
- Mexican American arts--21st century--Themes, motives.
- Mexican American arts
- Mexican Americans--Study and teaching--Law and legislation--Arizona.
- Mexican Americans
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- thesisPartial requirement for: M.A., Arizona State University, 2014
- bibliographyIncludes bibliographical references (p. 53-55)
- Field of study: Social justice and human rights
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by Martha Armendariz