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Ethnic heritage as rhetorical legacy: The plan of Delano

John C. Hammerback Professor of speech communication, California State University, Hayward
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Richard J. Jensen Professor of communication, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Pages 53-70 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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MichelleA. Holling. (2008) Retrospective on Latin@ Rhetorical-Performance Scholarship: From “Chicano Communication” to “Latina/o Communication?”. The Communication Review 11:4, pages 293-322.
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