LLILAS Benson Digital Collections and Content

This guide promotes the intersectionality of Latinidad and African Diaspora within the United States. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Afro-Latin@ cultures. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide follows the understanding of Chicanisma/Xicanisma as a response to and separation from the more popular Feminist movement of the U.S. middle class. Chicanisma focuses on the emergence of intersectionality of race, gender, and class as a space for sisterhood and discourse. This guide points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Chicana Studies.

This guide is designed to help with your research on human rights. Much of the guide focuses on human rights as studied by UT professors and affiliated research groups. We encourage you to reach out to these on-campus resources to better inform your project.

The Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection is one of the premier libraries in the world focused on Latin America and Latin@ Studies. This guide points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research in Latin American Studies.

This guide points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Mexican American Literary Studies.

This guide promotes studies in Latina/o film in the United States with a particular focus on representations of Latinas/os in U.S. media. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Latina/o history. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide promotes Latina/o or Hispanic historical groundings in the United States prior to the twentieth century and therefore seeks to challenge the notion that the Latina/o presence in this nation as a recent phenomenon. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Latina/o history. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on U.S. Latina/o Literary Studies.

This guide promotes the research specific to Latina/o psychology, from cultural identity to mental health. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide promotes the research of Latina/o or Hispanic speech communities in the United States with resources ranging from speech language pathology to bilingual education to second language acquisition to cultural identity. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research Latina/o linguistics. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide promotes studies in Latina/o theater, performance, and new media in the United States with a particular focus on performativity, the body, and identity. The following points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on Latina/o theater and performance studies. While these resources are not exhaustive or always canonical, they should provide different directions for scholarly inquiry.

This guide points researchers to some of the best resources for general and archival research on U.S. Latinx LGBTQ Studies.