John Cornyn (R-Texas) unveiled a bipartisan resolution recognizing the 30th anniversary since the founding of the Hispanic National Internship Program (HNIP), a seminal program of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) known for promoting and celebrating Latino excellence and creating greater career development opportunities for Latino and Hispanic students across the country.įor 30 years, HNIP has helped provide federal and private internship opportunities to Latinos and underrepresented students attending Hispanic-serving institutions and other institutions of higher education. Senators Bob Menendez (D-N.J.) and Alex Padilla (D-Calif.), co-founders and co-chairs of the Hispanic-Serving Institutions Senate Caucus, alongside Sen. Â€”Celia Sharpe, Hispanic Outlook, Click here for entire review.U.S. By demystifying her theme, she presents ideas that everyone can understand about what lies behind the complex world that shapes the destinies of so many.” “In Race, Culture, and Identity, Lewis offers.a highly readable book.that allows the reader to play a role in discovery of another time and place. “An eloquently written and path-breaking analysis of black identities in the Francophone world with significant relevance for contemporary discussions of globalism and the Black diaspora.” Â€”George Elliott Clarke, University of Toronto Her analysis of how Black Francophone Caribbean intellectuals and writers made the twentieth-century transition from advocating negritude to trumpeting creolite illuminates our current debates about cultural ‘authenticity’ and multicultural hybridity.” “Not everyone who’s talking about the space of contemporary black conciousness knows how it evolved.

This dramatic discovery, which reveals black women’s full contribution to Francophone culture, exposes a new world in French literature.” Lewis was the first to illuminate the important position of Paulette Nardal, a Martinican feminist active in the Negritude movement. The reader travels from postcolonial Afrocentrism to a cross-cultural global perspective. “Race, Culture, and Identity: Francophone West African and Caribbean Literature and Theory From Négritude toCréolité crosses a crucial bridge from Africa to the Caribbean.

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