Pariahs: Marginalized Voices in Education Abroad

Few enjoy the privilege of creating their own identities. Jews, Blacks, Roma, Hillbillies, Witches, and a myriad of others, demonized, erased or eradicated, demonstrate that identities are not necessarily a matter of individual choice. These ostensibly diverse figures do not control their own narratives and are subject to various forms of dehumanization and marginalization . They are defined by stereotypes that generate hate, fear, ridicule or romantic mythologies, sometimes, paradoxically,...