1. In Young Citizenship, Jillian Baez writes Crisostomo illustrates the idea of "feminization of survival" by "constructing herslef as a resistant agent who has been displaced...by structural forces" (Baez, 70). How do the raperas in Somos Mujeres Somos Hip Hop also embody this idea?
2. How does music, particularly hip hop, serve as a "space of alternative power" (Baez, 76) ?
3. Somos Mujeres Somos Hip Hop talks about rap to publicize femicide violence. How do the music videos and lyrics of videos we watched illustrate this idea?
4. How can social media serve to allow women -particularly undocumented immigrant women- to claim unconventional citizenship?
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