Exploring Aida Cartagena Portalatin's impact on Dominican women's poetry
Portalatin was a Dominican poet, writer and academic who played an influential role in the Dominican surrealist literary movement of the 1940s.
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1h agoHostos Community College held an event exploring Aida Cartagena Portalatin's impact on Dominican women's poetry as part of its Women's History Month celebration.
Portalatin was a Dominican poet, writer and academic who played an influential role in the Dominican surrealist literary movement of the 1940s.
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