This methodological paper demonstrates transformative research on AfroLatine and Queer Latine college students, highlighting equity in education.
This methodological paper adds to the growing empirical research on plática as methodology and method through a critical lens when researching with Latine populations, thus cultivating equitable educational and research systems for the 21st century. Using our dissertation studies as examples, which focus on AfroLatine/a/o activists and queer and trans-Latine students, we demonstrate how using plática methodology and methods enables transformative ways to center and research Latine experiences.
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