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Hispanic Heritage Month Resource Guide

Reading Recomendations in Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month

Antifaces by Jennifer Thorndike-Gonzales

Revista de ALCES XXI Journal of Contemporary Spanish Literature and Film

Hispanic Stars Rising: The New Face of Power by Claudia Romo Edelman

Recommended by Bienvenidos

The four agreements: A practical guide to personal freedom : Ruiz, Don Miguel

Recommended by Bienvenidos

Cemetery Boys : Thomas, Aiden

Recommended by Bienvenidos

Clap When You Land : Acevedo, Elizabeth

Recommended by Bienvenidos

The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina: A Novel : Cordova, Zoraida

In the Dream House: A Memoir : Machado, Carmen Maria

Woven in Moonlight : Ibanez, Isabel

Gods of Jade and Shadow : Moreno-Garcia, Silvia

Drexel SCDI Meet & Read Book Display 2023

More Reading Materials & Resources

AfroLatines in Los Angeles [William H. Hannon Library LibGuide]
A Song for Cesar: The Music and the Movement [Free screening via Video Project]
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month and Afro-Latinx Ties [New York Public Library]
"Cuando Llega El Mes De Octubre" [A Puerto Rican children's song]
Friends of the National Museum of the American Latino
Hispanic Heritage Month Resources from the National Museum of the American Latino (SI)
National Hispanic Heritage Month Resources [U.S. Department of Education]
Latino Americans: Timeline of Important Dates [PBS]
Latina Equal Pay Day: Oct. 21, 2021
TED Talk: “My identity is a superpower – not an obstacle | America Ferrera”
TED Talk: “Latina Intellectuals | Michelle Maldonado”
The Problematic History of the Word "Hispanic" [Teen Vogue]
Where Did the Term “Hispanic” Come From? [JSTOR Daily]
“Yes, We're Calling It Hispanic Heritage Month And We Know It Makes Some Of You Cringe” [NPR]