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Mirrors and Windows
Oral Histories of Mexican Farmworkers and Their Families

 
Edited by Mark Lyons and August Tarrier

Paper $20.00    |    978-0-9712996-6-5    |    2008

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A collection of rich and profoundly moving stories of the Mexican immigrant community of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, whose three generations have migrated north to work in the world’s largest mushroom industry. Published in both Spanish and English, these oral histories offer a rare window into the aspirations and fears of these immigrants and their children. They also provide personal testimonies of the general struggles of immigrant populations for social, political, and economic rights.

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6 x 9, 320 pages, bilingual edition

Copublished with New City Community Press


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