Fracturing Opportunity: Mexican Migrant Students and College-going Literacy (Counterpoints)
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Fracturing Opportunity: Mexican Migrant Students and College-going Literacy (Counterpoints)

by Ryan Everly Gildersleeve

Education Sociology
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Fracturing Opportunity explores college-going literacy among Mexican migrant students. The book examines education, migration, and access to higher education, offering a focused contribution to conversations about how students navigate pathways toward college and how opportunity can be shaped by broader social conditions.

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Fracturing Opportunity focuses on Mexican migrant students and their experiences with college-going literacy.

The book considers how literacy relates to aspirations, preparation, and access to higher education.

Its subject connects educational opportunity with migration and broader social conditions.

As part of the Counterpoints series, this work contributes to discussions of education, equity, and college access.

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