NCTE / CCCC Latinx Caucus Bibliography

Publishing. Retrieved from http://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007/978-3-
319-02320-5_23-1.
Stansbrough, R.J., Roberts, T., Gibbs Grey, T., Gutiérrez, L., (2017, August 29). “Words with
friends”: Creating collaborative writing spaces for women of color [Blog post]. National
Council of Teachers of English. Retrieved from http://blogs.ncte.org/?p=7309
Hernández, Anita., Montelongo, José, Herter, Roberta. Crossing linguistic borders in the classroom:
Moving beyond English-only to tap rich linguistic resources. In Barbara Couture & Patricia
Wojahn (Eds.), Crossing Borders, Drawing Boundaries: The Rhetoric of Lines Across America. Logan,
UT: University Utah Press, (2016) pp. 93-110.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. Cámara Retórica: A Feminist Filmmaking Methodology for Rhetoric and Composition. Logan, UT:
Computers and Composition Digital P/Utah State UP, 2017. Web.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. “A Feminist Approach to Social Media” (with Katie Grimes). Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric,
Technology, and Pedagogy 12.2 (2017). Web.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. “Alto Precio: Love, Loss, and Rebellion in Raising Bilingual Children.” Technoculture: an
Online Journal of Technology in Society 6 (2016). Web.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. “Vanishing Fronteras: A Call for Documentary Filmmaking in Cultural Rhetorics (con la
ayuda de Anzaldúa).” Enculturation: a Journal of Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture 21 (2016). Web.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. Teta (Documentary, 25 minutes, 2017). I tell the story of nursing my youngest son from
birth to weaning him at 22 months.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. William and Santiago Simultaneous (Documentary, 5 minutes, 2016). A look at how
different yet also similar the first year in two brothers’ lives can be.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. Vanishing Borders (Documentary, 90 minutes, 2014). A documentary about four
immigrant women living in New York City and transforming their communities with their work.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. PERFECT: A Conversation with the Venezuelan Middle Class About Female Beauty and
Breast Implants (Documentary, 25 minutes, 2009). Featuring interviews with 13 middle-class Venezuelan
women and men discussing the prevalence of breast implant surgery in their motherland.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. A Visual Argument for Ethnic Studies (Video Essay, 2 minutes, 2016). Featured on Literacy
& NCTE.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. Latin@s Taking Action (Documentary, 5 minutes, 2016). Featured on Literacy & NCTE.
Hidalgo, Alexandra. Lifting as We Climb: The Coalition of Women Scholars in the History of Rhetoric and
Composition 25 Years and Beyond (Doucmentary, 20 minutes, 2014). Published in Peitho.
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