Confianza, consejos, and contradictions: Gender and sexuality lessons between latina adolescent daughters and mothers

Latina Girls: Voices of Adolescent Strength in the U.S.

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 29-43

  Ayala, Jennifer ^a  

^a Saint Peter's College   (United States)

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