• “A woman labors to fight her own way in the world, and yet, she can often do things that a man cannot.”

    Loreta Velazquez
  • “War fare inevitably breeds corruption”

    Loreta Velazquez
  • “I was, despite my Spanish ancestry, an American, heart and soul.”

    Loreta Velazquez
  • “The way to keep a secret, is not to tell it to anybody.”

    Loreta Velazquez
  • “What a fearful thing this human slaughtering was.”

    Loreta Velazquez
  • “My career has differed from that of most women.  Some things I have done have shocked persons for whom I have every respect.”

    Loreta Velazquez

Latinas 4 Latino Literature

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 Latinas for Latino Lit (L4LL)  Hispanic Heritage Month: Festival of Books

Special Guest María Aguí Carter, Filmmaker of PBS’ Rebel

SEE THE VIDEO FILMED INTERVIEW ON GOOGLE!

http://www.latinas4latinolit.org/2013/10/google-hangout-with-maria-agui-carter.html

Wed, October 2, 12:00 PM EDT

Join +Latinas for Latino Lit (L4LL)‘s +Viviana HurtadoPhD who hangs out w/ +PBS‘s +Maria agui carter–filmmaker behind the documentary #Rebel.

By: Viviana Hurtado, Ph.D.

María Aguí Carter is one of these people you just know you have to meet.María dazzled us with her story of the making of her feature PBS documentary “Rebel: Loreta Velazquez, Civil War Soldier and Spy.”  Learn about María’s decade long journey to recover the erased history of Loreta Velazquez–who cross dressed to fight for the Confederacy–and spy–during the American Civil War. Despite being one of the few #Latinas  to publish in the 1900s, Velazquez’s #story  was forgotten, until María’s #documentary. Why did Velazquez fight? Despite writing a memoir, why was her story silenced? This is one thought-provoking #hangoutonair  you don’t want to miss!
Click below to watch the YouTube video of our thought-provoking Google+ Hangout on Air w/ María who tells us about Loreta Velazquez–a woman who cross dressed to fight for the Confederacy–and spy–during the American Civil War. Who was Loreta? Why did she fight? Despite writing a memoir (and she was one of the few women and Latinas to do so in the 19th century), why was her story silenced?

http://www.latinas4latinolit.org/2013/10/google-hangout-with-maria-agui-carter.html

 

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