The X in La Raza II /
"When I made the decision to write The X in La Raza in the summer of 1996, I had no idea that it would be accepted, and in a sense, warmly embraced. What it told me is that Raza are still starved for literature, particularly as it relates to identity. Our identity, or who we are as a people, is...
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Albuquerque, NM :
R. Rodríguez,
1997.
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| Edition: | Second edition. |
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| Summary: | "When I made the decision to write The X in La Raza in the summer of 1996, I had no idea that it would be accepted, and in a sense, warmly embraced. What it told me is that Raza are still starved for literature, particularly as it relates to identity. Our identity, or who we are as a people, is central to our existence, but what I note is that people want more. They want more than a name or a symbol. Some people will settle for nothing less than the correct identity or the correct label, but for others, they thirst for something else, something deeper."--Introduction to Second Edition by R. Rodrigues. |
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| Item Description: | Title from cover. "Second edition, 1997. Copyright 1996."--Title page verso. "To order [the book] send money order to: Roberto Rodríguez, P.O. Box 7905, Albuquerque 87194-7905."--Colophon. First published by R. Rodríguez [self-publishing on demand?] in 1996 under title: The X in La Raza: an anti-book . |
| Physical Description: | 168 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 161-164). |