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Latino young men and boys i...
This collection contains first-person testimonials--essays, poetry and letters--by Latino men and boys who have been or are incarcerated, along with articles by system reform advocates. The editors seek to humanize disadvantaged Latino young men while calling attention to the need for a restorative rather than punitive justice system
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monografia Rebiun29488349 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun29488349 m o d cr cnu---unuuu 160712t20162015txua s 000 0 eng d 9781518500374 1518500374 9781518500350 1518500358 9781558858213 1558858210 UPVA 997923622403706 UAM 991008082116604211 CBUC 991001021621006712 CBUC 991010881846106709 UPCT u410980 NT eng rda pn NT YDXCP TEFOD OCLCQ EBLCP CCO MERUC IDB UNAV 364.36089/68073 23 Latino young men and boys in search of justice Recurso electrónico] :] testimonies edited by Frank de Jesús Acosta ; co-edited: Henry A.J. Ramos ; foreword: Luis J. Rodríguez Houston, Texas Arte Público Press [2016] Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Arte Público Press xli, 166 p. il xli, 166 p. EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete Hispanic civil rights series Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Acknowledgements; Dedication: In Loving Memory of José Montoya by Richard Montoya; El Pueblo's Poet Laureate by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Preface: La Cultura Cura (Healing Cultures) by Frank de Jesús Acosta and Henry A.J. Ramos; Foreword: How Trouble Becomes the Thread of a Whole and Meaningful Life by Luis J. Rodríguez; Editor's Note by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Essays, Poems and Reflective Writings from Intergenerational Voices; The Legacy of Cultural Arts and Activism by Richard Montoya The Moral Imperative of Restorative and Transformative Justice by Javier StauringLifting Latinos Up by their Rootstraps by Frank de Jesús Acosta and Jerry Tello; Restorative Justice: Building Community Agency by George Galvis; Santa Cruz Barrios Unidos and Restorative Justice by Daniel "Nane" Alejandrez; Womb of Culture by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Some Advice to Those Who Will Facilitate Arts on the Inside by Freddie Gutiérrez; My People by Ramón Escobar, Jr.; Escape by Ramón Escobar, Jr.; Hopeless by Ramón Escobar, Jr.; Somebody, please! by Ramón Escobar, Jr.; The Future by Ramón Escobar, Jr Words of a Soldier by Ramón Escobar, Jr.Freedom Is a Battlefield by Cruz J. Ramírez; The Night by Cruz J. Ramírez; Giants by Cruz J. Ramírez; Who Could Have Known by Cruz J. Ramírez; Thoughtful by Anthony Querubín; Reflection by Jorge Mestayer; Brown Dreams by Juan Guardado; New Dreams, Visions and Horizons by Johnny Howe; Anger, Confusion, Loneliness, Fear by Scott Dean Russo; Wishing I Was Free by JB; Hasta Cuándo? by Javier "Xavier" Haro; Blind Warrior by Javier "Xavier" Haro; Enemy by Geraldo "Monkey" Martínez; Superhero: Past-Present-Future by Geraldo "Monkey" Martínez Apágalo by Freddie GutiérrezThunder Cats by Freddie Gutiérrez; 63 Impala by Freddie Gutiérrez; 49 Fleetline by Freddie Gutiérrez; Like Wind in Our Veins by Freddie Gutiérrez; My Name Is Justice by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Healing Prayer at the Tree of Life by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Remember Me Now by Frank de Jesús Acosta; On Blue Days (Love Reconciles) by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Nine Skins of a Cat: Barrio Reflections by Frank de Jesús Acosta; If I could go home ... by Adrián; Poema de la Amistad/Poem of Friendship by Jesús; La Rosita/The Rose by Jorge; Mis amigos/My Friends by Hugo Suit of Manhood by Freddy GutiérrezUntitled by Ramón Escobar, Jr.; To My Brothers in Confinement by Javier "Xavier" Haro; I Was Asked by Geraldo "Monkey" Martínez; Walking Down Mitchell Street by Michael Muscadine; A Badge Is Not Impunity by Rubén Leal; To All My Young Brothers by Juan Martínez; Message to My Seventeen-Year-Old Self by Roberto Martínez; Raza Cósmica: Barrio and Pinto Arte, Community Mural Projects and Cultura Tattoo Arts; Untitled by Michael Roybal; Máscaras y lágrimas by Frank de Jesús Acosta; Marisol by Alberto Symon, a.k.a Beto This collection contains first-person testimonials--essays, poetry and letters--by Latino men and boys who have been or are incarcerated, along with articles by system reform advocates. The editors seek to humanize disadvantaged Latino young men while calling attention to the need for a restorative rather than punitive justice system Forma de acceso: World Wide Web Jesús Acosta, Frank de Ramos, Henry A. J. 1959-)