Cold war Quote by Colin Woodard

We always think of borders as something that separates two peoples but of course they unite them. It's something you have in common, literally.

— Don Winslow

There are parts of L.A. that feel very, very Mexican, and there are weird little enclaves of Northside in Mexico - Cancún for instance.…

— William T. Vollmann

“who lived along the U.S. side of the border.”

— J.A. Jance

The emergence of cross-border coalitions and issues shows the advent of a whole new era in U.S.-Mexican and Mexico-California relations.

— Denise Dresser

“In a world obsessed with borders, I found my home not in places, but in the spaces between them, where cultures converge and identities…

— Camellia Yang

“Borders may divide us, but, paradoxically, they're also the places where we're nearest to one another.”

— Ken Jennings

“What a difference a border makes: on one side of an invisible line, food; on the other side, none. On one side, peace. On…

— Langston Hughes

“Postwar El Salvador, which another Salvadoran has described as a “casi nación” (an almost nation) sometimes seems like a small geographic space at the…

— Erik Ching

"Every national border in Europe," El Eswad added ironically, "marks the place where two gangs of bandits got too exhausted to kill each other…

— Robert Anton Wilson

Mexico and the U.S. are bound not only because of the common border, but by a shared culture and history.

— Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

The U.S.-Mexican border es un herida abierta where the Third World grates against the first and bleeds. And before a scab forms it hemorrhages…

— Gloria E. Anzaldúa

“I’ve seen it in cities across the world. Immigrants gather, make a little enclave. That enclave gets conveniently ignored by the rest of the…

— Brandon Sanderson