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A collection of essays grappling with the many, often overlooked, forms of unfree labor in the West
Contents
Introduction (Jessica R. Pliley and John Mckiernan-GonzÁlez)
I. Troubling Contracts: Limiting Worker Mobility in the Labor Market
1. Constructing Coercion: Labor Regimes and Sex Workers at the US-Mexico Borderlands (Erik Bernardino)
2. Cotton's Paradise: Coerced Labor and the Right to Live During the Great Depression in El Paso, Texas, 1931-1933 (Yolanda ChÁvez Leyva)
3. "We Never Had No Payday Here": Folk Song, Forced Labor and the Carceral State in Texas (Jason Mellard)
4. Mario CantÚ and the Struggle Against Unfree Labor in San Antonio, Tejas, and Mexico, 1969-1984 (Jerry GonzÁlez)
II. Imprisoning Housework: (Re)producing Unfreedom
5. The Curse of Cane: Sugar, Race, and the Bittersweet Legacy of Prison Segregation in Texas, 1871-1926 (Jermaine Thibodeaux)
6. The Carceral Rescue Industry: World War I-Era Anti-Prostitution Campaigns in Texas (Ánh Adams and Jessica R. Pliley)
7. Native Women and Unfree Labor: The Haskell Indian Boarding School Experience (Bethany Eby)
8. "Nobody Paid Me Anything": Forced Labor in California Institutions for the Feebleminded (Natalie Lira)
Epilogue: Chasing (and Being Chased by) Slavery—A Borderlands Journey (Luis C. de Baca)
Acknowledgments
Index



