College English Jul 2018

Comment & Response: A Response to Kim Hensley Owens’s “In Lak’ech, The Chicano Clap, and Fear: A Partial Rhetorical Autopsy of Tucson’s Now-Illegal Ethnic Studies Classes”

Aja Y. Martinez Syracuse University ; Cruz Nicholas Medina ; Gloria J. Howerton

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Journal
College English
Published
2018-07-01
DOI
10.58680/ce201829741
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