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Texts from Your Ex

Unspirational

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We've all drunk-texted an ex, but these painfully funny posts from the massively popular Instagram...

The Lost Outlaw (Jack Lark #8)

Paul Fraser Collard

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Book

1863, the Deep South. Navy Colt in hand, Jack Lark - the roguish English hero dubbed 'Sharpe meets...

Party of Five

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Party of Five follows the five Acosta children -- Emilio, Lucia, Beto, Valentina and baby Rafael --...

The Life of Pablo by Kanye West

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Album

The Life of Pablo is the seventh studio album by American rapper and recording artist Kanye West,...

OCCMundial

Business

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With the OCCMundial application, you may complete your job search by creating a new account or...

The Rifleman

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TV Show

Widower Lucas McCain can fire a round with his specially modified Winchester in three-tenths of a...

Viva Aerobus

Travel

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Flying at the lowest price whith the new Viva App is so simple. Book easily and manage your flight,...

Dana (24 KP) rated Culture across Borders: Mexican Immigration and Popular Culture in Books

Mar 23, 2018

This book had a lot of very insightful articles on the US-Mexico border and the borderlands. I always find it fascinating to see the different points of view about the border--specifically how the United States sees it as opposed to how Mexico sees it. This book has six articles that I had to read for my film class about the borderlands. Seeing how specifically films deal with issues involved in immigration is very interesting. I enjoyed being shown examples throughout history to see how culture adapted and changed their views on immigrants and border policy. I think the most insightful article, for me, was "The Celluloid Immigrant" by Victor Alejandro Sorrell because it hits on many of the issues we still see today.