TLA article of the week: Restoring the Chinese Voice during Mexican Sinophobia, 1919–1934

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Jian Gao explores Chinese perspectives during a heightened moment of anti-Chinese sentiment in revolutionary Mexico.

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José Angél Espinosa, El ejemplo de Sonora, 1932
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