Spiritual Activism and Praxis: Gloria Anzaldúa’s Mature Spirituality

The Pluralist 14 (1):119-140 (2019)
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Abstract

gloria evangelina anzaldúa has been hailed as one of most important cultural theorists of the past fifty years. Her work, especially her groundbreaking Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, continues to animate many contemporary discourses, especially those concerned with cultural and linguistic hybridity, intersectionality, and women of color feminism. Yet one may ask: What is Anzaldúa's distinctive contribution to contemporary discourses of spirituality and religion? In a 1993 interview, Anzaldúa herself lays bare the relative inattention that critics have given to her understanding of spirituality: One of the things that doesn't get talked about is the connection between body...

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