What Unites Mexico and the U.S.
“Are the U.S. and Mexico Becoming One Country?” Explored How Cultural, Economic, and Social Interdependence Can Create Harmony Between the Two States
“I grew up biculturally in Arizona. It was very common for people to cross the border five to six times a day. I’m sorry we don’t have that openness that we used to have,”* said ASU School of Transborder Studies director Irasema Coronado, during a panel at last Saturday’s Zócalo and Universidad de Guadalajara program “Are the U.S. and Mexico Becoming One Country?” The event was part of the Spanish-language LéaLA literary festival and book fair at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in downtown Los Angeles.
Panelists included artist, curator, …
