Gloria anzaldua Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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This document contains a summary and notes on the piece How to Tame a Wild Tongue Notes by Gloria Anzaldua describing the struggles of immigrants adjusting to social and cultural differences.

This essay is about the essay “How to Tame a Wild Tongue” by Gloria Anzaldúa, and how her explanation of having a dual identity reflects John Wideman's essay, "Our Time." Anzaldúa describes the difficulties of growing up in a country that is constantly trying to rid her of her language and thus, her culture, while Wideman describes his brother's struggles with his desire to beat the system and live up to expectations. These autoethnographies, although they feature extremely different c...

Class outlines and essay outlines with key concepts and terms to prepare for the PS 348 Women in Politics final exam