Sarah England Livres

Focusing on violence against women in Guatemala, the book explores its representation in print media and how such narratives perpetuate gendered stereotypes. It examines the dynamics of this violence and critiques the media's role in framing women as either "good" or "bad," ultimately revealing the underlying gender biases that obscure the true nature of the violence. Through this analysis, the book highlights the need for a more nuanced understanding of gendered violence and its societal implications.

Este libro analiza los movimientos sociales garífunas y su migración entre Honduras y Nueva York, destacando la complejidad de raza, etnia y nación. A través de investigaciones de los años 90, revela desafíos frente al desarrollo neoliberal y el racismo en EE. UU., y cómo los garífunas forman comunidades transnacionales.