Maringuía in Mission District, San Francisco, California. Photo by Mario A. Gómez Zamora.
Peer review articles
Through my current work on queerness, gender and sexuality, indigeneity, migration, and performances, I have published different articles where I integrate the voices of communities overlooked by academia while challenging research methodologies from Indigenous perspectives.
GÓMEZ ZAMORA, Mario. 2024. “Breaking Queer Silences, Building Queer Archives, and Claiming Queer Indigenous P’urhépecha Methodologies.” In RAMIREZ, Renya and ORONA, Brittani R., (Eds.), Special issue on Native/Indigenous Family Studies in the Americas. Genealogy Journal 8, no. 4: 123. Most Thought-Provoking Article in Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAISA)
GÓMEZ ZAMORA, Mario A. Forthcoming. “An Indigenous P’urhépecha Woman Record: Recordando el Pasado de Mamá Lupe.” Pasados: Recovering Histories, Imagining Latinidad. Vol. 1, No. 2.
GÓMEZ ZAMORA, Mario A. Forthcoming. “Those who are like that. Performing Queer Belonging through P’urhépecha Indigenous practices of El Costumbre.” Wicazo Sa Review. Vol. 39, no. 1 & 2.
Co-authors: SPEARS-RICO, Gabriela, ROMERO, Fabian, GÓMEZ ZAMORA, Mario A, and AMEZCUA AGUILAR, Vicky. “Reclaiming the Queer P’urhépecha Archive: Anti-Gay Colonial Violence, Embodied Indigenous Witnessing and Living Two-Spirit Testimonios.” Feminist Anthropology. [In Review]
GÓMEZ ZAMORA, Mario A. 2018. “Entre el Recuerdo y la Memoria: Un Ejercicio Didáctico de la Historia en Patamban, en la Sierra P´urhépecha, Michoacán.” pp. 102-108. Nota crítica en Revista Diarios del Terruño. Reflexiones sobre Migración y Movilidad, México, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa. ISNN: 2448-6876