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Gloria Evangelina Anzaldúa: Home

Bienvenidos to McAllen Public Library’s LibGuide focusing on the life and legacy of Gloria Evangelina Anzaldúa, one of our South Texas treasures! Anzaldua’s legacy reaches audiences worldwide with her compelling literary works that explore her life as a queer mestiza from the borderlands. Raised in the Rio Grande Valley, she called Hargill, TX her home and is buried at the Valle de la Paz Cemetery. 

Browse through this LibGuide for all types of tidbits about Dr. Anzaldúa, ranging from family records, article clippings, quotes, testimonios and resources for your research!

About Gloria

Gloria E. Anzaldúa Display │NPM 2018

        

Gloria Quotes

 
Activism - Borderlands - Boundaries - Chicanism - Code Switching - Culture - Ethnicity - Feminism - Gender - Geography - Identity - Immigration - Language - Literature - LGBT - Migrant Farmworkers - Mestizaje - Politics - Postmodernism - Race - Rio Grande Valley

Remembering Gloria at the Palm View Branch Library

Anzaldúa family and Community Members.
04.26.2007

Anzaldúa family, Priscilla Celina Suarez and Kate Horan.
​04.26.2007

Audience. 04.26.2007

Community Members
04.26.2007

Janie Anzaldua and Priscilla Celina Suarez.
04.26.2007

Daniel Garcia Ordaz and Urbano Anzaldúa (Gloria's nephew).
04.26.2007

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