Portillo Trambley has described herself as Chicana who has becomemuch Anglicized. Born into a middle-class Mexican American family, she seemingly had little personal experience with social discriminationwhile growing up. As an author and schoolteacher, married to an Anglo,she says that she finds herself at times torn between a strong feeling for Mexican culture and the Mexican American community.
American teacher and feminist author of books, poems, essays, and plays (1936-1999)
| Born | 1936 |
| Died | 1999 |
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American teacher and feminist author of books, poems, essays, and plays (1936-1999)
| Born | 1936 |
| Died | 1999 |
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Fiction, Mexican Americans, Copyists, Drama, Extranjeros ilegales, Feminist fiction, Fiction (fictional works by one author), Hypnagogia, Illegal aliens, Indian women, Literary collections, Mesmerism, Mexican American theater, Mexican American women, Novela, Psychology, Securities industry, Short stories, Short story, Tarahumara Indians, Tarahumaras, Women immigrants, Women landowners, Young men, animal magnetismPeople
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- OLID: OL834687A
- ISNI: 0000000081673469
- VIAF: 94650307
- Wikidata: Q21811371
- Inventaire.io: wd:Q21811371
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