This edited collection centers the Cabo Verdean Community in the United States in the last thirty years and explores topics such as race, identities, health, culture, gender relations, education, and immigrant community solidarity from new, critical perspectives.
This edited collection centers the Cabo Verdean Community in the United States in the last thirty years and explores topics such as race, identities, health, culture, gender relations, education, and immigrant community solidarity from new, critical perspectives.
Terza A. Silva Lima-Neves is professor of political science and chair of the Department of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies at Johnson C. Smith University.
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Foreword: In America Charles "Chachi" Carvalho Acknowledgments Introduction: Cabo Verdeans in the United States: Then and Now Terza A. Silva Lima-Neves Part I: Comunidad and Solidariedad Chapter 1: Growing Up as Cape Verdeans in America: Loss of Innocence Joseph Arthur Moniz Chapter 2: Being the Good Immigrant Won't Save You From Racism: Cabo Verdeans and Challenges to Community Solidarity Terza A. Silva Lima-Neves Part II: Identities and Belonging Chapter 3: Cabo Queer: LGBTQIA+ Cabo Verdeans and Radical Joy in the United States Lauraberth Lima Chapter 4: Developing Authenticity at the Intersection of Two Cultures Tomas Varela Chapter 5: A Caboverdean American's Journey Home Joli Moniz Chapter 6: Success Didn't Heal Me - Finding Myself and Community Did Tamara Tavares Part III: Food and Language Chapter 7: A Sociopolitical History of Cabo Verdean Bilingual Education in the United States Abel Djassi Amado, Ambrizeth Lima, Dawna Marie Thomas, Lourenço Garcia, and Marlyse Baptista Chapter 8: Djagaçida: The Lost Archives of the Cape Verdean Cuisine Tameka Alice Amado Part IV: Women, Morabeza and Resistance Chapter 9: "The American Dream"- Morabeza: Reflections about Cape Verdean Women in the United States of America Dilma de Araujo Chapter 10: Women of Cabo Verde: Explorations of Respectability and Resistance in the United States Julianne Borges Gordon Part V: Caring For Ourselves and Nôs Familia Chapter 11: Neurodiveregency + Misdiagnosis in the Cabo Verdean [American] Community Destaney Andrade Chapter 12: Cape Verdeans and Mental Health Mariza Monteiro Goncalves Lopes and Tirza Goncalves Tavares About the Editor and Contributors
Foreword: In America Charles "Chachi" Carvalho Acknowledgments Introduction: Cabo Verdeans in the United States: Then and Now Terza A. Silva Lima-Neves Part I: Comunidad and Solidariedad Chapter 1: Growing Up as Cape Verdeans in America: Loss of Innocence Joseph Arthur Moniz Chapter 2: Being the Good Immigrant Won't Save You From Racism: Cabo Verdeans and Challenges to Community Solidarity Terza A. Silva Lima-Neves Part II: Identities and Belonging Chapter 3: Cabo Queer: LGBTQIA+ Cabo Verdeans and Radical Joy in the United States Lauraberth Lima Chapter 4: Developing Authenticity at the Intersection of Two Cultures Tomas Varela Chapter 5: A Caboverdean American's Journey Home Joli Moniz Chapter 6: Success Didn't Heal Me - Finding Myself and Community Did Tamara Tavares Part III: Food and Language Chapter 7: A Sociopolitical History of Cabo Verdean Bilingual Education in the United States Abel Djassi Amado, Ambrizeth Lima, Dawna Marie Thomas, Lourenço Garcia, and Marlyse Baptista Chapter 8: Djagaçida: The Lost Archives of the Cape Verdean Cuisine Tameka Alice Amado Part IV: Women, Morabeza and Resistance Chapter 9: "The American Dream"- Morabeza: Reflections about Cape Verdean Women in the United States of America Dilma de Araujo Chapter 10: Women of Cabo Verde: Explorations of Respectability and Resistance in the United States Julianne Borges Gordon Part V: Caring For Ourselves and Nôs Familia Chapter 11: Neurodiveregency + Misdiagnosis in the Cabo Verdean [American] Community Destaney Andrade Chapter 12: Cape Verdeans and Mental Health Mariza Monteiro Goncalves Lopes and Tirza Goncalves Tavares About the Editor and Contributors
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