Abstract
Spaces produced in healthcare settings and research institutions tend to perpetuate marginalized populations' state of social otherness. We believe nurses from borderlands are best suited to walk between dominant (striated) spaces and margins in healthcare settings. Borderlands is a liminal space where multiple identities, places, cultures, paradigms, or ways of thinking intersect. We believe nurses can navigate these spaces by becoming walkers/travelers between worlds or as nepantleras Anzaldúa's critical rhetorical analysis framework can assist borderlands nurses to create geographies of inclusion for equity-denied groups as it is within these borderlands spaces that the dominant narratives are relegated to the margins and new spaces are imagined.
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