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Calaveras, Latin American And Iberian Institute Jan 2024

Calaveras, Latin American And Iberian Institute

K-12 Lesson Plans

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Afro-Latinidad Workshop Series: Carnaval, Latin American And Iberian Institute Jan 2024

Afro-Latinidad Workshop Series: Carnaval, Latin American And Iberian Institute

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An Educator's Guide To Frida Kahlo's (Self) Representations, Latin American And Iberian Institute Jan 2024

An Educator's Guide To Frida Kahlo's (Self) Representations, Latin American And Iberian Institute

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Afro-Latinidad: Cultural Traditions, Latin American And Iberian Institute Jan 2024

Afro-Latinidad: Cultural Traditions, Latin American And Iberian Institute

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Morning Girl: A Novel Study, Latin American And Iberian Institute Jan 2024

Morning Girl: A Novel Study, Latin American And Iberian Institute

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First Amendment Fetishism, John M. Kang Jan 2024

First Amendment Fetishism, John M. Kang

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The Supreme Court, starting in 1971, has lit upon a reckless path of protecting speech that is, by any reasonable measure, appallingly vulgar, emotionally hurtful, and dangerous. Against the wishes of the community, the Court has protected a roster of extremely offensive speech:

• a rageful repetition of the F-word uttered by a teacher before children in a school auditorium

• a White skinhead’s cross burning on the front lawn of a Black family’s house

• the public burning of the American flag by an avowed Communist who hated the United States and who cared nothing for the emotional pain …


Surviving The Megadrought, Warigia Bowman Jan 2024

Surviving The Megadrought, Warigia Bowman

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According to NASA, the Earth experienced its hottest day in recorded history on July 22, 2024, surpassing the previous hottest day, which was set in 2023. The year 2024 will enter the record books as the hottest year since pre-industrial times. The temperatures in 2024 exceeded the year 2023, during which the average global surface temperature was the warmest ever recorded in the past 174 years. These meteorological facts—although alarming on their own—are the backdrop for the legal analysis contained in this Article. The driest states in the Southwest, including Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah, have long relied …