Coloniality of the U-S / Mexico border: power, violence, and the decolonial imperative

Introduction: Coloniality of power, violence, and the U-S///Mexico border

At home in the nation : on the structural embeddedness of vigilantism and colonial racism

Territorial violence and the structural location of border(ed) communities

The 1984 McDonald's massacre and the politics of monuments, memory, and militarization

Las Mujeres Asesinadas de Ciudad Juaréz and the double bind of their representation/ability

"The borders crossed us" : anti-Mexican racism as anti-Indianism

Conclusion: Coloniality and the decolonial imperative.