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Maybe in a big city in the North itwould be different and probably it would not: this toleration we hearabout is no more good than an open fight, and there must beunderstanding instead. But here near the border, just on the Americanside of the border, a Mexican is called fair game, and aseventeen-year-old like me is less than nothing to them, to the whiteones who go to the big bars.
I thought carefully about what to do, and finally when I had made mymind up I went for him and tried to hit him. ...But other men held me back, and I was kicking and shouting with my legs off the ground. When Istopped they put me down, so I started for the big red-haired man againand they had to stop me again. The red-haired man was laughing all thistime. I wanted to run, back to my own family in their little house, andyet running would have been wrong; I was too angry to run, so I stayed.
"My sister, " I said. "My sister is a witch and I will get her to put acurse on you. " I was very angry, you must understand this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe in a big city in the North itwould be different and probably it would not: this toleration we hearabout is no more good than an open fight, and there must beunderstanding instead. But here near the border, just on the Americanside of the border, a Mexican is called fair game, and aseventeen-year-old like me is less than nothing to them, to the whiteones who go to the big bars.
I thought carefully about what to do, and finally when I had made mymind up I went for him and tried to hit him. ...But other men held me back, and I was kicking and shouting with my legs off the ground. When Istopped they put me down, so I started for the big red-haired man againand they had to stop me again. The red-haired man was laughing all thistime. I wanted to run, back to my own family in their little house, andyet running would have been wrong; I was too angry to run, so I stayed.
"My sister, " I said. "My sister is a witch and I will get her to put acurse on you. " I was very angry, you must understand this.
What to read after Mex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janifer Laurence M. to read onlineMoreLess
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