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Episode 81: Setting the record clear (Chicanismo)
Guest: Dr. Aimee Villarreal
In this episode Dr. Aimee Villarreal & Rick answer questions about Chicanismo & critiques of Chicano academia.
Questions answered by DR. Villarreal:
- What is Chicanismo?
- Who could be considered Chicano?
- What is Chicana feminism?
- How important was it for Chicana feminists to challenge toxic masculinity and machismo within Chicano academia & Chicano grassroots? Who are some early Chicana feminists that challenged early Chicano machismo?
- What are some current important topics within Chicanismo that you feel are not being addressed? But should.
- What are some misconceptions about Chicanos/Chicanismo, that you have heard?
Questions answered by Rick:
- What's wrong about taking an ancestry DNA test, and claiming Indigeneity? (Without any connection to an Indigenous community).
- Aren't I Indigenous, since I'm brown? (Claiming Indigeneity through phenotypes).
- What is wrong if I claim Indigeneity? (Without knowing if I'm Indigenous). I’m not claiming a [federally/state] recognized tribe, how is it infringing on tribal sovereignty?
- Why can’t we ("detribalized") nip-pick pieces of different Indigenous communities' cultures, and create our own Decolonization path? What's wrong with that?
- Why can't the U.S. recognize Indigenous south of the border?
- Aren't Mexicans more Indigenous than Indigenous peoples in the US, because Indigenous in the US 'white', and Indigenous in Mexico have a higher 'blood quantum'.
- Isn't Rick a Chicano?
- Why is misappropriation of Indigeneity within Chicanismo an important topic for you?
Prior episodes with Dr. Villarreal:
Episode 38: "Transformative Talk" (UTSA) - Chicana Feminism and Tribal Critical Race Theory
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At_Dl9-Cl-c
Episode 49: Critiques of Anthropology
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPSTVsMAJwI
Episode 53: Black and Brown Solidarity and Abolitionist Futures
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqiH_2_pL1M
Episode 56: Black and Brown Solidarity & Abolitionist Futures Part 2
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOSPfJu_FZM
Episode 71: Book Review: “Slavery in the Southwest Genizaro Identity, Dignity & the Law”
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTzKlBmLQN0
Intro Music: “Turning Into Me” by Jericho Salt
Episode 81: Setting the record clear (Chicanismo)
Guest: Dr. Aimee Villarreal
In this episode Dr. Aimee Villarreal & Rick answer questions about Chicanismo & critiques of Chicano academia.
Questions answered by DR. Villarreal:
- What is Chicanismo?
- Who could be considered Chicano?
- What is Chicana feminism?
- How important was it for Chicana feminists to challenge toxic masculinity and machismo within Chicano academia & Chicano grassroots? Who are some early Chicana feminists that challenged early Chicano machismo?
- What are some current important topics within Chicanismo that you feel are not being addressed? But should.
- What are some misconceptions about Chicanos/Chicanismo, that you have heard?
Questions answered by Rick:
- What's wrong about taking an ancestry DNA test, and claiming Indigeneity? (Without any connection to an Indigenous community).
- Aren't I Indigenous, since I'm brown? (Claiming Indigeneity through phenotypes).
- What is wrong if I claim Indigeneity? (Without knowing if I'm Indigenous). I’m not claiming a [federally/state] recognized tribe, how is it infringing on tribal sovereignty?
- Why can’t we ("detribalized") nip-pick pieces of different Indigenous communities' cultures, and create our own Decolonization path? What's wrong with that?
- Why can't the U.S. recognize Indigenous south of the border?
- Aren't Mexicans more Indigenous than Indigenous peoples in the US, because Indigenous in the US 'white', and Indigenous in Mexico have a higher 'blood quantum'.
- Isn't Rick a Chicano?
- Why is misappropriation of Indigeneity within Chicanismo an important topic for you?
Prior episodes with Dr. Villarreal:
Episode 38: "Transformative Talk" (UTSA) - Chicana Feminism and Tribal Critical Race Theory
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=At_Dl9-Cl-c
Episode 49: Critiques of Anthropology
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPSTVsMAJwI
Episode 53: Black and Brown Solidarity and Abolitionist Futures
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqiH_2_pL1M
Episode 56: Black and Brown Solidarity & Abolitionist Futures Part 2
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOSPfJu_FZM
Episode 71: Book Review: “Slavery in the Southwest Genizaro Identity, Dignity & the Law”
Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTzKlBmLQN0
Intro Music: “Turning Into Me” by Jericho Salt