El Paso
This narrative nonfiction explores a century of life in El Paso, Texas, through the intertwined stories of five families. Jazmine Ulloa, a New York Times reporter, unpacks the complex history of this border city, revealing how migration, racial dynamics, and violence have shaped its identity. Readers interested in American history, immigration, and intimate human stories will find a deeply researched and compelling account of a place often misunderstood.
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