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Summer 2008 Ever since "Mr. Polk's War" led to the appropriation of a huge section of Mexico in 1848-including California- the nature of the U.S.-Mexico border has been in question. As Mexican Americans will often say, "We didn't cross the border, the border crossed us." The articles in our Beyond the Border section in this issue explore different dimensions of this struggle over the line between Mexico and the United States. While the U.S. government seems intent on "securing the border" with bigger walls, educators have a different role: to help our students explore the nature of those walls and their impact on people's lives-and to work for justice for our students. Summer 2008 |
CONTENTS COVER STORIES EDITORIAL FEATURES City Teaching: Beyond the Stereotypes BEYOND THE BORDER Putting a Human Face On the Immigration Debate Open Letter to the Hispanic Scholarship Fun 'Our Dignity Can Defeat Anyone'
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