A Dissident Voice

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Engaging with pressing political issues, this collection of essays delves into the intersections of culture and power in the U.S., addressing topics such as biculturalism, racism, and language rights. Organized into seven sections, the essays illuminate how dominant cultural narratives perpetuate inequalities and social exclusions affecting marginalized groups. Spanning two decades, the work not only showcases Darder's scholarly insights but also reflects her literary evolution, enriched by her poignant poems of dissent that unify the themes throughout the collection.