Revista Korpus 21 - Volumen 2 Número 4 - Sobre las olas del feminismo

KEVIN M. CHRISMAN, WORKING AT SANBORNS: GENDER, PATERNALISM AND UNION MOVEMENT (1920-1948)
Kevin Chrisman
Received: October 13, 2021.
Accepted: December 8, 2021.
Published: January 27, 2022.
Is a Research Associate at the Centre for Research
on Latin America and the Caribbean
(CERLAC) at York University, Toronto (Canada).
He is a cultural historian of modern
Mexico who focuses on the topics of gender,
urban sexuality, transnational history and
the history of capitalism. In 2019 he earned
his Ph.D. in Latin American History at York
University writing a dissertation titled, “Meet
me at Sanborns: Labor, Leisure, Gender and
Sexuality in Twentieth-Century Mexico”. He
is the recipient of the 2019 Canadian Association
for Latin American and Caribbean
Studies (CALACS) Outstanding Dissertation
Prize. His book project examines the complicated
relationship between U.S. capitalism,
Mexican gender identities and consumer culture
in Mexico through the lens of Sanborns.
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