Borderline Americans: Racial Division and Labor War in the Arizona Borderlands
by Benton-Cohen
Borderline Americans examines racial division and labor conflict in the Arizona borderlands. Focusing on the relationship between identity, work, and regional boundaries, Benton-Cohen presents a historical study of the forces that shaped communities and labor relations in this distinctive part of the United States.
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Borderline Americans examines racial division and labor war in the Arizona borderlands.
The book focuses on the connections between work, identity, and conflict in a region shaped by its border setting.
It offers a historical perspective on the forces that divided communities and influenced labor relations.
Written by Benton-Cohen, this study centers the Arizona borderlands as an important setting for understanding American history.
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