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Bad Mexicans

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Kelly Lytle Hernandez traces the magonistas, a movement of migrant organizers and radical journalists that challenged Porfirio Diaz from the United States. The history connects the Mexican Revolution with labor organizing, journalism and American economic interests across the border. It examines the authorities determined to protect the existing regime and the workers mobilizing against it.

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Kelly Lytle Hernandez

Bad Mexicans follows the magonistas, exiled Mexican radicals who organised the 1910 revolution from inside the United States, and the American agents who spent years hunting them along the border. Lytle Hernandez is a historian in Los Angeles who treats policing, incarceration and immigration as one subject rather than three.

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Pages
379
Language
English
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