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What They Don’t Tell You About Being a Hispanic/Latino Professor in the Deep South: Labeled

Daniel Orlando Álvarez, Pentecostal Theological Seminary

I was the only Hispanic student in my elementary school. In high school I was always in some kind of conflict because I was still the only Hispanic. My whole life I have had to learn to navigate a culture in which I stood out for various reasons. This in-betweenness ...

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