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"""Sánchez, from beginning to end, clearly displays that ethnic Mexican belonging is ever- changing, primarily because it is not concrete and highly susceptible to external factors, like the nation-state. By showing the evolution of ideas and belonging since 1900, Sánchez exposes ethnic Mexican intellectual thought, disconnecting them with the usual tropes of labor, migration, and race. His work expands on the understanding of how Mexicans perceive belonging in the United States and Mexico.""--Panhandle Plains Historical Review"

Sanchez, from beginning to end, clearly displays that ethnic Mexican belonging is ever- changing, primarily because it is not concrete and highly susceptible to external factors, like the nation-state. By showing the evolution of ideas and belonging since 1900, Sanchez exposes ethnic Mexican intellectual thought, disconnecting them with the usual tropes of labor, migration, and race. His work expands on the understanding of how Mexicans perceive belonging in the United States and Mexico. --Panhandle Plains Historical Review

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Aaron E. Sánchez is an assistant professor of history at Texas Tech University. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, National Public Radio's Latino USA and Code Switch, Sojourners, and the Texas Observer, among other outlets.

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