Transnational Religious Empowerment
Manuel Vasquez discusses how globalization creates a time-space compression, leading to the transnational empowerment of immigrant communities through religious organizations like Corn Maya. Religion serves as a catalyst for political empowerment, transcending traditional boundaries and fostering civic engagement among marginalized groups.In this clip
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Manuel Vasquez — Latino Migrations and the Changing Face of Religion in the Americas
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