Scope and Contents

Beyond Borders covered labor and border issues. The library's holdings consist of a single Spring 1994 issue containing articles on NAFTA and cross-border organizing, Maquila health network, the legacy of Cesar Chavez, organizing beyond NAFTA, Tijuana labor conditions, and more.

Scope and Contents

Library holdings are one issue. Text in English and Spanish bound dos-a-dos, photos, news, resources. Newsletter bulletin for Latinx workers on both sides of the border. Articles: Film Processing Company: Moving from Los Angeles to Mexicali but What Chemicals are Coming With It?; Superior Industries Workers: A Bridge from Van Nuys to Tijuana; Superior Industries in Van Nuys and Tijuana; Why the Bridge? [editorial]; Assembly Plants: The Labor Unions in Mexico; and Boycott Grapes - Again.

Scope and Contents Fuera de Linea was a newsletter published bi-monthly by the Partido Revolucionario de las y los Trabajadores and Solidarity, two socialist organizations in Mexico and the U.S., respectively. Fuera de Linea was focused on building a revolutionary movement on the U.S.-Mexico border. Library holdings are one issue (August/September, 1990). The issue contains the following and more: "Baja California: What Changes?," "Being a Woman on the Border," "Conoce tus Derechos," "Modern Salaries in the...

Scope and Contents "Mayor [Pete Wilson] Lunches With Bookies?" [Grant Grill, downtown San Diego]; "Nixon & Reagan Support the ERA: Why?"; "AIP Candidate Arrested" [John R. Heck, Jr., American Independent Party]; "Lifeguards Become Cops" [lifeguards given power to arrest people on beaches, in parks, and in adjacent parking lots]; "Postscript" [to "Concert Promoters Threaten door" article in previous issue]; "rolling stones inside & out" [concert review and riot outside venue]; "Bohmer Arrested After...