Tortillas and Tomatoes

Delve into the significant contributions of Mexican seasonal workers in Canada's agricultural landscape with Tortillas and Tomatoes by the insightful author Tanya Basok. Published by McGill-Queen's University Press in 2003, this engaging social science book spans 192 pages and critically examines the intertwined fates of these workers and the Canadian farming industry.

In Tortillas and Tomatoes, Basok elucidates how these laborers have evolved into an indispensable component of agriculture in various sectors. This thought-provoking exploration sheds light on essential ethnic issues and the societal implications of their roles. Perfect for readers interested in agricultural dynamics, labor relations, and ethnic studies, this book offers a compelling narrative that invites reflection on the often-overlooked contributions of these hardworking individuals.

Discover the nuances of work and labor in this essential read, and gain a deeper understanding of the human stories behind the food on your table.