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Jennifer Caroccio

A Nuyorican from Queens, Jennifer Caroccio is a graduate student, poet and writer. She is currently pursuing a PhD in American Studies at Rutgers University-Newark. Where her dissertation project focuses on the narrative capabilities of Latinx graphic memoirs and comic biographies as they reclaim a Latinx subjectivity in US cultural production. You can read some of various her work online here: A Boricua Abroad; Review of Reading Lessons in Seeing; and Elevators (for Billy).
Posted on August 3, 2018 August 3, 2018

The Open Wound Of Border Country

Jennifer Caroccio
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Jennifer Caroccio
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Society+Politics
Tagged
immigration, open borders, travel

What do we lose when we try to define where ‘we’ begin and where ‘they’ end? Read more

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