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A raw political novel about oppression, identity, and radical redemption.Joaquín is just another Mexican in the United States-except he is one of those who returns home carrying transformative ideas, perhaps more advanced than the country is ready for. Shaped by his experience in the American Rust Belt, he sets out to propose for Mexico the opposite of the racism he endured. What follows is an unexpected and deeply controversial political career built around an unthinkable idea. In this short novel, Xavier Villarreal explores how the oppressed respond to the rise of anti-immigrant right-wing movements so prevalent in North America, Europe, and the developed world. On the Origins of the American Racist Party is a provocative read for an age defined by racial tension and ideological fracture.

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