Alexandria Ramos (she/her/ella)

I study early 20th century Latinx literature and love working with archival texts. I am developing a book manuscript, tentatively titled "Pedagogies of Struggle: The Print Politics of Latinx and Asian American Writer-Activists, 1898-1968." This project explores the archives of antiracist, feminist, and anti-colonial writer-activists in the pre-Civil Rights era, and considers the relationship between literature, learning, and social justice. My research on activist pedagogies has been supported by the American Association of University Women and the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU. My other research and teaching interests include women of color feminisms, borders and diasporas, and decolonial thought.