Relational Legal Consciousness of U.S. Citizenship: Privilege, Responsibility, Guilt, and Love in Latino Mixed‐Status Families

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And we also turned to @AbregoLeisy to augment the importance/influence of socio-relational dimensions of youths' meaning-making about citizenship, this piece especially: https://t.co/7wMcVOUvI0 @hebzoori work too 😍

01 Aug 2022

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RT @AbregoLeisy: For folks who are interested in the experiences of US citizens in Latinx mixed-status families. Let me know if you'd like…

07 Nov 2019

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RT @law_soc: "Citizenship does not guarantee access to rights. Latinx US citizens in mixed-status families are often blocked from resources…

01 Nov 2019

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RT @AbregoLeisy: For folks who are interested in the experiences of US citizens in Latinx mixed-status families. Let me know if you'd like…

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