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On Becoming Irish American

On Becoming Irish American

by Miguel Giron | Mar 10, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post, Uncategorized

After I emigrated from Ireland a few years prior to Obama’s election to take a UConn associate professor position, I remained culturally Irish at first. The Irish Times was my newspaper site of choice, and I taught and published almost solely on Irish writers....
The Excluded Workers Fund: New York’s Reckoning with Undocumented Labor During the Covid-19 Pandemic

The Excluded Workers Fund: New York’s Reckoning with Undocumented Labor During the Covid-19 Pandemic

by Miguel Giron | Mar 6, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post

New York’s “New” Migrants: 1980-2020 During the late twentieth century, New York City’s longstanding history of international migration witnessed a new wave of Mexican, Central American, Caribbean, and South American arrivals.[1] Besides Puerto Ricans’ postwar...
Sharing the Pandemic Experiences of Asian Buffalonians in the History Classroom

Sharing the Pandemic Experiences of Asian Buffalonians in the History Classroom

by Miguel Giron | Feb 27, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post, Uncategorized

During the Covid-19 pandemic, Asian Americans survived the dual threats of the public health crisis and anti-Asian sentiments. In the Winter of 2023, I was concerned about informing college students about the severity of the racial injustice in American society,...
Being a Champion of Immigration Rights does not Absolve Racism: The Los Angeles City Council and Anti-Indigeneity

Being a Champion of Immigration Rights does not Absolve Racism: The Los Angeles City Council and Anti-Indigeneity

by Miguel Giron | Jan 9, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post

“Tan feos!” Nury Martinez’s coarse cackles revealed how deeply colorism and anti-Indigenous racism persist among the Latino community. Her mocking comments against the Oaxacan community confirmed how Oaxacans and specifically Oaxacan Indigenous communities are...
Aquí no pasa nada: Digital Migrant Walks and Hometown Yearning on Youtube

Aquí no pasa nada: Digital Migrant Walks and Hometown Yearning on Youtube

by Miguel Giron | Jan 5, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post

The home-made youtube videos created by migrants from the northern state of Nuevo León, Mexico force us to consider how thinking about the border as a political line or contested geographic area is itself another border. German emigree and modernist architect Mathias...
The World That We Knew: How Cultural Memory of Cuban-Americans and Chilean-Swedes Serves as an Argument for a Spatial Turn of Memory Studies

The World That We Knew: How Cultural Memory of Cuban-Americans and Chilean-Swedes Serves as an Argument for a Spatial Turn of Memory Studies

by Miguel Giron | Dec 19, 2022 | Blog, Featured Post, guest post

Although the piece that is about to unfold here is about my past studies of Cuban migrants in Miami, Florida, as well as my current studies of Chilean migrants in Gothenburg, Sweden, neither Cubans nor Chileans will be its protagonists. The central story here is the...
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