Tag Archives: U.S.-Mexico border
Renaissance Tejana: ‘Rant. Chant. Chisme.’
Amalia Ortiz transforms her rants, chants and poetry slams for the printed page.
Like the matadora, Ortiz practices her craft while a stampede rages around her. This is what she will be known for....Read More
Beyond ‘Beyond the Border’
Help us build an online tool to identify migrants who died in South Texas.
Today, we’re launching a crowdfunding campaign with Beacon to build an online tool that we think can help. Working with forensic anthropologists at Baylor Uni...Read More
Femicide in Juárez is Not a Myth
A vocal group of American critics claims that Juarez is not a place of disproportionate violence against women. Here’s why they’re wrong.
While Molloy, Powell and other critics may not consider femicide to be real or important compared to their preferred research on drug violence and global capita...Read More
New Hope for Identifying Migrant Bodies in South Texas
In the past seven years, the bodies of hundreds of migrants have been recovered in the Texas borderlands, but only a fraction of the remains have been identifie...Read More
A Q&A With Todd Miller, Author of Border Patrol Nation
Miller talks about the growing global border security industry and the changing role of the U.S. Border Patrol...Read More
Federal Investigation Does Little to Explain Killings by Border Patrol Agents
A new Investigation by the Department of Homeland Security Does Little to Explain Spate of Fatal Shootings and Beatings by Border Patrol Agents....Read More