Robert Fraga Livres

"Perched on a dry desert mesa, San Judas is a home of last resort for landless peasants who build makeshift homes and a vibrant community on "worthless" land that no one else wants. Or so it seems. Until suddenly, and tragically, everyone wants it for their own. The Road Through San Judas chronicles from the inside the colorful characters struggling to save their village from NAFTA regulations, local Juárez developers, terrifying drug cartels, violent cholo gangs, and corrupt politicians on both sides of the border. All those interested in the culture and contradictions of modern Mexico--including activists involved in struggles for land, democracy, and justice under international capitalism--will delight in this novel's revolutionary humor and compassion."--Provided by publisher

Exploring the tragic dynamics of gun violence, the book delves into the historical context and statistics surrounding armed authorities and unarmed Black men. It highlights the alarming rise in suicides and the impact on marginalized lives. By examining the flaws in current prevention strategies, the author seeks to uncover actionable solutions to address this pressing issue.