Pt. 1. Political and historical context: 1. Taking the public square: the national struggle for immigrant rights / Nilda Flores-González and Elena R. Guttérrez ; 2. The Chicago context / Amalia Pallares -- Pt. 2. Institutions: 3. Competing narratives on the march: the challenges of news media representations in Chicago / Frances R. Aparicio ; 4. The role of the Catholic church in the Chicago immigrant mobilization / Stephen P. Davis, Juan R. Martinez, and R. Stephen Warner ; 5. Hoy marchamos, Mañana votamos: it's all part of the curriculum / Irma M. Olmedo ; 6. Labor joins la marcha: how new immigrant activists restored the meaning of May Day / Leon Fink -- Pt. 3. Agency: 7. Marchando al futuro: Latino immigrant rights leadership in Chicago / Leonard G. Ramírez, José Perales-Ramos, and José Antonio Arellano ; 8. Mexican hometown associations in Chicago: the newest agents of civic participation / Xóchitl Bada ; 9. Permission to march? High school youth participation in the immigrant rights movement / Sonia Oliva -- Pt. 4. Subjectivities: 10. Minutemen and the subject of democracy / David Bleeden, Caroline Gottschalk-Druschke, and Ralph Cintrón ; 11. Immigrants, citizens, or both? The second generation in the immigrant rights marches / Nilda Flores-Gozález ; 12. Representing "la familia": family separation and immigrant activism / Amalia Pallares ; 13. Grappling with Latinidad: Puerto Rican activism in Chicago's pro-immigrant rights movement / Michael Rodríguez Muñiz.
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