Sounding chola: gangs as linguistic communities of practice Homegirls, by Norma Mendoza-Denton

Articles in the same Issue

1. Advances in the study of lexical, phonological and grammatical variation and contact in Spanish in New York
2. A subsegmental approach to coda /s/ weakening in Dominican Spanish
3. Convergencia lingüística en los calcos fraseológicos: Innovación estructural y semántica
4. Efficiency in lexical borrowing in New York Spanish
5. ¡Tú no me hables! Pronoun expression in conflict narratives
6. A multilevel statistical analysis of changes in language use among first-generation immigrants in a bilingual setting
7. Subject pronoun placement as evidence of contact and leveling in Spanish in New York
8. Sounding chola: gangs as linguistic communities of practice Homegirls, by Norma Mendoza-Denton
9. Nahuatl among Jehovah's Witnesses of Hueyapan, Morelos: a case of spontaneous revitalization