This page highlights CU Boulder's faculty who have enriched the academic literature from a librarianship and scholarly conversation approach on topics related to Latin American, Latinx, and Indigenous studies.
Indigenous Materials in Libraries and the Curriculum by 
Disrupting Savagism: intersecting Chicana/o, Mexican immigrant, and Native American struggles for self-representation by 
The Shadow of el Centro by 
Resistance and Abolition in the Borderlands by 
Border Thinking by 
Global Latin(o) Americanos: transoceanic diasporas and regional migrations by 
The Lynching of Mexicans in the Texas Borderlands by 
Women and the Cuban Insurrection by 
Teaching Gender Through Latin American, Latino, and Iberian Texts and Cultures by 
Impossible Domesticity by 
Playful Protest by 
Decolonizing Latinx Masculinities by 
Bandit Narratives in Latin America by Looking for more information on the topics covered in these books? These subject terms will help you enlarge your search and find related sources:
Acquisition of Indigenous publications -- United States
Acquisition of Latin American publications -- United States
Hispanic Americans -- Ethnic identity
Hispanic Americans and mass media
Hispanic Americans -- Politics and government
Hispanic American men -- Social conditions
Immigrants -- Violence against -- Mexican-American Border Region -- History -- 21st century
Latin Americans -- Ethnic identity
Latin Americanist materials -- United States
Latin American literature -- Study and teaching
Mexican Americans -- Violence against -- Texas -- History -- 20th century
North America -- Mexican-American Border Region
Outlaws -- Latin America -- History
Outlaws in popular culture -- Latin America
Sex role -- Study and teaching
