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Historian. Cubana-Americana. Currently investigating early 20th cent. Protestantism in Cuba.

Dallas, TX
Joined June 2018
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My article calling for more & more robust solidarity with #Cuba from the global Left: "I can understand the political — and existential — crisis behind their fears. But I think the Cuban people deserve better." @truthout #Cuba #CubaProtests truthout.org/articles/my-hea…
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Successfully defended my dissertation on Nov. 24th in a pandemic, over zoom, with my nine-month old son and my partner by my side and my colleagues holding virtual vigil for my results. What. A. Year. Call me Doctora.
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One of my favorite aspects of historical work is when the documentary record of a historical figure sends you on a wild goose chase that no doubt reflects the kind of life they lived. #thanksJEscandell #cubanprotestants #twitterstorians
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If it’s a day ending in “y,” you should be wearing a mask! 😷 #MaskUpNJ
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One reason why Cuban exiles of the late 60s, 70s & ever since have identified, allied with white supremacy, thinking whiteness will protect them. Black Cuban Americans never had the luxury. And any Cuban-American who has been north of Orlando knows their "whiteness" is a lie.
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In the midst of all that is happening in my life, our world, and this country at the moment, I cannot let it pass by that yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of my family's arrival to the United States. 2020 is the 40th anniversary of the 1980 Mariel Boatlift
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I am incredibly proud of what my parents and brother overcame as migrants during an intense political time, and how they have thrived against the odds to this day.
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Their story (and consequently my story) continues to fuel my desire to remember and recount the beauty, pain, resilience, and agency of the human story and to attest to the power of faith in the midst of it all.
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Just found out that @betsy_barre and crew just made a Workload Estimator 2.0 for online course design! Check it out. cat.wfu.edu/resources/tools/…
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Imagine not visiting country where you were born for 60 years, and returning, only to succumb to Covid-19 there. That appears to be what happened here. diariodecuba.com/cultura/158…
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This crisis is especially difficult for domestic abuse victims. For anyone experiencing domestic violence, know that you deserve better. Please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. If you don't feel safe calling, chat online at thehotline.org.
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New #HTIOpenPlaza Podcast Episode! "Motherhood and the Academy" Dr. Matilde Moros and Dr. Melissa Pagán on mothering through graduate school and as professors. htiopenplaza.org/con…/motherhood-and-the-academy
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Start the New Year with a new podcast! Check out "Hermeneutics in the Latinx Context- Ep. 1" Dr. Jacqueline Hidalgo and Dr. Kay Higuera Smith on what we mean by “hermeneutics,” including Latinx hermeneutics htiopenplaza.org/…/hermeneutics-in-the-latinx-c… #HTIOpenPlaza
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