“Smile Now, Cry Later”: Chicana and Mexicana Homegirls Trespassing/Reinforcing Linguistic, Gendered, and Political Borders

Author： Palacios Lena Carla  

Publisher： Berghahn Journals

ISSN： 1938-8322

Source： Girlhood Studies, Vol.3, Iss.2, 2010-12, pp. : 149-159

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