... immigrants living in Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, and Texas. Three themes were constructed: (1) the burden of discrimination, violence, and unmet needs; (2) luchadoras being and doing social change; and (3) finding strength in caring for each other. Anzaldúa’s nepantlera concept...

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