In this first installment of the “Border Views” video series, Anthropology Professor Cecilia Balli discusses the new models of Mexican manhood and how they contribute to violence. Balli studies the sexual murder of women in Ciudad Juárez, the construction of a border fence and the Mexican anti-drug campaign. She is an award-winning journalist with Texas …
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Can the U.S. and Mexico come together on immigration and border enforcement?
In this first installment of the "Border Views" video series, Anthropology Professor...
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Immigration, violence and enforcement: How did we get here?
In this first installment of the "Border Views" video series, Anthropology Professor...
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Photojournalist captures struggle of gang life
Associate Professor of Photojournalism Donna DeCesare has a keen appreciation for...
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Having been raised on the border, worked in Mexico and married a Mexican national, being mannerly was the masculine sign of a man who although strong always deferred out of respect for gender. Today that notion and tradition no longer exists. "Ya not hay caballeros".