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Rebel Honors Latina Soldier in the American Civil War

Posted on May 27, 2013 by Judith Trojan

I’m generally not a fan of documentaries that incorporate dramatic re-enactments into the mix. However, I applaud filmmaker María Agui Carter—Rockefeller fellow and native of Ecuador—who includes some quite lovely and effective dramatic moments in her new hour-long film, Rebel, premiering on PBS on Memorial Day … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, TV | Tagged Immigrants & Immigration, Latino Public Broadcasting, Loreta Janeta Velazquez, Maria Agui Carter, Rebel, The Civil War, The Woman in Battle, U.S. Military, Voces, Women's Studies | 1 Comment

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