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Women, Ecofascism, the Latinx Threat, and The Handmaid’s Tale 

October 24, 2024Abigail Martinez  Environmental Sustainability, Gender Studies, Reproductive Rights, Special Series, Undergraduate Research Series Leave a comment

Capitalism’s reliance on commodity production manufactures oppressive societal structures that treat people as tools for expanding the capitalist state. It

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Beyond the Jersey: Latino Relationships with U.S. Sports

October 10, 2024Melissa Parra Special Series, Sports, Undergraduate Research Series Leave a comment

Sports such as baseball, soccer, football, and tennis have long been recognized as America’s pastimes. Major League Baseball, Major League

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