Angry Tías: Cruelty and Compassion on the U.S.-Mexico Border
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Angry Tías: Cruelty and Compassion on the U.S.-Mexico Border

by Daniel Blue Tyx

History Social Sciences Nonfiction
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Angry Tías: Cruelty and Compassion on the U.S.-Mexico Border considers the tensions suggested by its title: harshness and care, conflict and humanity, in one of the most closely watched regions of contemporary life. Daniel Blue Tyx turns attention toward the people and forces shaping the border experience.

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Angry Tías: Cruelty and Compassion on the U.S.-Mexico Border examines the contrasting forces of cruelty and compassion in the U.S.-Mexico border region.

The title places border experiences and human responses at the center of the book.

Written by Daniel Blue Tyx, this work engages with a significant and contested social and political setting.

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