DAVID BACON: FARMWORKERS AND DEPORTEES - SURVIVAL IS RESISTANCE, Photos

DAVID BACON:  FARMWORKERS AND DEPORTEES - SURVIVAL IS RESISTANCE, Photos
Photo courtesy of David Bacon
The photographs in this story document the work and unique culture of indigenous farmworkers from southern Mexico who are now employed in farms up and down the West Coast. The images also document a new environment in the context of the current wave of ICE raids and anti-immigrant hysteria. People arriving to work in U.S. fields come from communities that speak languages that long predate European colonization, and their dances, food, music and culture have deep historic roots. As those farmworker communities today resist the immigration raids and anti-immigrant hysteria spread by the Trump administration, this culture has become a means for survival.

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