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I'm Tomás Summers Sandoval and this is my blog. I'm an asociate professor of Chicano/Latino Studies and History at Pomona College, the author of Latinos at the Golden Gate(2013), and a generally nice guy. You can learn more about me at my main website.
Tag Archives: shock doctrine
The “Border Beat” (September 29, 2008)
What a week. The U.S. economy is in collapse and definitely giving some fire and focus to the presidential campaign. At the same time, it helps to frame the continuing struggles of poor folks in the U.S., in particular, a … Continue reading
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Tagged assimilation, census, Immigration, immigration decline, mexican flag, new haven, remittances, shock doctrine, tlatelolco
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