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En Puerto Rico, la soberanía suena como el coquí/ In Puerto Rico, Sovereignty Sounds Like a Coquí

By Carlos Roberto Ramirez

“De aquí como el coquí” es un refrán popular entre puertorriqueñes que se usa para afirmar la identidad local y sentido de pertenencia. El refrán tiene sentido porque el coquí (Eleutherodactylus coqui) es endémico del archipiélago, y su nombre es una onomatopeya del canto que los machos utilizan para… Read More

“We Are Charlie Kirk” and the Gospel According to AI

By Chase Castle

“A Hungry Sonic Color Line: Toward a Musicology of Settler Listening in Canada”

By Duncan McCallum

Mediating the Summer Olympic Games Opening Ceremonies

By Destiny Meadows

If I Die, I Wanna Die in the Suburbs: Pop-Punk and the Crisis of Neoliberalism

By Varun Chandrasekhar

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Querying Vulnerability

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