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 The Power of Love
My Experience in a U.S. Immigration Jail
By Ana Amalia Guzmán Molina, trans. by Marilu McCarthy
"The Power of Love is the horrific story of two immigrant parents.... who are one day arrested and imprisoned, their civil rights denied, and separated from their young children.... A sad, courageous and beautiful testimony.... [told] by the mother of her year in an immigration jail in the "Promised Land," where the great American dream became one of the worst nightmares." —Mario Bencastro, author, Odessey to the North
Bilingual • EPICA• 2003 • Photos • 256 pages * $15.95
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 Borderland
Theology
by Jerry H. Gill
"In this timely and accessible book, Gill explores
the significance of the border as a privileged place for encountering
God. Drawing on the rich stories of persons and communities shaped by
the unique perspective of the borderland, Gill finds in those stories
the seeds of a truly American theology of liberation."
—Robert S. Goizueta, author of Caminemos con Jesus: Toward a Hispanic/Latino
Theology of Accompaniment.
EPICA• 2003 • Photos • 129 pages •
$13.95 • Order
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The Power of Love / El Poder del Amor
by Amalia Molina
"The Power of Love is the horrific story of two immigrant parents....
who are one day arrested and imprisoned, their civil rights denied,
and separated from their young children.... A sad, courageous and beautiful
testimony.... [told] by the mother of her year in an immigration jail
in the "Promised Land," where the great American dream became
one of the worst nightmares." —Mario Bencastro, author, Odessey
to the North
Bilingual • EPICA• 2003 • Photos • 256 pages
• $14.95 • Order
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All that Glitters is Gold / No Todo que Brilla es Oro
by the Building Bridges/Crossing Divides Team
Not All That Glitters Is Gold tells the reality of Latino immigrants
in Columbia Heights, Washington DC as told by Latino youth. The testimonies
and the stories that the youth gathered give them an inside look at
the broader picture of immigrant life in Washington DC. As the youth
interview other immigrants and tell their own stories, they gradually
uncover the myth of the "American Dream."
EPICA • 2003 • 50 pages • Photos • Bilingual
• $6.50 • Order
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 Border
Witness: Youth Confront NAFTA
by Maureen Casey
Photographs by Marie Triller
Border Witness was born out of the experience of a Labor-Religion Coalition
delegation to Mexico of young people from across New York State. In
English and Spanish with more than 50 revealing and powerful photos.
Offers a vivid commentary on the results of NAFTA in northern Mexican
communities. It will leave a "footprint" on your heart.
NYS Labor-Religion Coalition • 2001 • 115 pages •
Bilingual • Photos • $25 • Order
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