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Lillie Padilla is an Assistant Professor of Spanish Linguistics at Sam Houston State University's Department of World Languages and Cultures. Holding a Ph.D. and M.A. in Spanish Linguistics from Arizona State University alongside a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Ghana, her research explores interdisciplinary connections between:
- Afro-Latinx representation in educational materials
- Discourse analysis and language ideologies
- Sociolinguistic studies in Equatorial Guinea
- Critical race theory applications in language teaching
Her work focuses on Spanish subject pronoun expression patterns in multilingual contexts and curriculum development for inclusive pedagogy. Recent publications examine:
- Representation gaps in Spanish language textbooks
- Methodological challenges in Equatorial Guinea research
- Critical discourse analysis of Netflix's Elite series
- Intersectional representation of Afro-Latinx women
Scientific achievements include:
- Finalist for American Association of Linguistics 2025 award for co-edited volume Representation, Inclusion and Social Justice in World Language Teaching
Padilla's research continues to shape conversations about linguistic diversity and marginalized voices in language education through both empirical studies and theoretical frameworks.
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