Breaking Boundaries: Challenging Gender, Race, and the Law in Latin America

Conference on Latin American History 42
Saturday, January 8, 2022: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM
Bayside Ballroom B (Sheraton New Orleans, 4th Floor)
Chair:
Judith Maria Mansilla, Florida International University
Papers:
Deceiving Crafters: Elite Women in the Production of Documents in Lima, Peru, in the Late 17th Century
Judith Maria Mansilla, Florida International University
Fighting a Manufactured Sin: A Runaway Nun’s Ordeal with the Inquisition on the Outskirts of the Spanish Empire
Leonardo Falcon, Nassau Community College
Becoming Lawyers: Women, Afro-Cubans, and the Legal Professions in Late 19th-Century Cuba
Ricardo Pelegrin Taboada, Western Oregon University
Orchestrating a Legal Cadence: Musicians, the City, and the Law in 1930s São Paulo, Brazil
Micah J. Oelze, Franklin & Marshall College
Comment:
David A. Sartorius, University of Maryland, College Park
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