Assimilated Natives - Laurel, Gume
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Assimilated Natives is an evocative collection of borderland poems that offers a poignant and introspective exploration into the complex identity of a third-plus generation Chicanx. Through the lens of poetry, the Gume Laurel III explores the profound impact of forced assimilation into American culture on the richness of cultural practices. The poems weave a narrative that vividly depicts the disruption and transformation of age-old traditions, capturing the struggle of navigating the tension between heritage and assimilation. The poems unveil the emotional journey of reconciling the duality…mehr

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Assimilated Natives is an evocative collection of borderland poems that offers a poignant and introspective exploration into the complex identity of a third-plus generation Chicanx. Through the lens of poetry, the Gume Laurel III explores the profound impact of forced assimilation into American culture on the richness of cultural practices. The poems weave a narrative that vividly depicts the disruption and transformation of age-old traditions, capturing the struggle of navigating the tension between heritage and assimilation. The poems unveil the emotional journey of reconciling the duality of existence - embracing the old ways while traversing the unfamiliar terrain of the new world. The poet skillfully articulates the resilience inherent in the resolve to preserve cultural roots, offering a glimpse into the inner conflicts, triumphs, and steadfast determination of the assimilated natives.
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Autorenporträt
Gume is a Texan, native to the Rio Grande Valley (Weslaco) on the southernmost border. For the past decade, he has dedicated himself to crafting literary works that promote inclusion, and provoke further introspection into the complexities of culture and intersectional identities. The bulk of Gume's writings are focused on underrepresented groups, especially those representative of the communities he is a part of: Latinx and LGBT+. His published work includes both young adult fiction and poetry. In his writings, it's clear to see that Gume draws much of his inspiration from growing up on the border. From the use of balancing multiple-and oftentimes conflicting- identities, to the use of rivers and Chicanx folklore, the Rio Grande Valley's impact on Gume's writing is undeniably visible. In addition to writing, Gume regularly takes part in author visits for public schools/libraries, participates in literary panels, and does what he can to promote reading and writing. Currently, Gume lives in San Antonio, Texas. That's where he can be found either typing away on his laptop or getting lost on a hiking trail with his dogs Blu and Mouse.