In this illuminating look at two Chicano gangs in East Los Angeles, Joan W. Moore examines the changes and continuities among three generations of barrio gangs. As a sequel to the author's award-winning study, Homeboys (Temple, 1979), this book returns to the same neighborhoods …
"A solid, accessible introduction to Mexican cooking featuring 60 easy and authentic recipes for quick-to-the-table meals; each recipe includes "Cooking Notes" that highlight equipment, ingredients, techniques, and instructions for advance preparation"--Provided by publisher
Valladolid shows how refreshing and easy to prepare the foods from her native country really are, delivering vibrant flavor with recipes that are quick to pull together and that use easy-to-find ingredients.
Mexico: splendor of thirty centuries
by Paz, Octavio, Matos Moctezuma, Eduardo, Schmidt, Peter, Fuente, Beatriz de la, Diehl, Richard A., Lowe, Gareth W., Cabrera Castro, Rubén, Winter, Marcus, Garcia Moll, Roberto, Wilkerson, S. Jeffrey K., Manrique, Jorge Alberto, Pierce, Donna, Hill Boone, Elizabeth, Hecht, Johanna, Burke, Marcus B., Ramirez, Fausto, Kiehl, David W., Ashton, Dore
"Offering a pioneering interpretation of the "crowned nun" portrait, this book explores how visual culture contributed to local identity formation in Mexico."