Episode notes

What happens when you have a final for a class assignment that asks you to create it as if was a podcast? You call up the cousin who hosts one and create an episode together, of course.

I'm joined by my cousin, Janetzy, to help create a podcast episode for her class about the article "Chicanas/Latinas Advance Intersectional Thought and Practice" by Maxine Baca Zinn and Ruth Enid Zambrana. In the varies tangents we get into, we discuss how we have uncles and an aunt who are much younger than us, how Mexican kids' birthday parties are not about the kids and why a Christmas tree relates to a Spongebob episode.

https://www.jstor.org/stable/26776462 (only the preview is available without a school or library login)

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Keywords

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mexican american

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