Ink didn't end New Mexico's history of peonage
After the 13th Amendment and state laws were enacted, The New Mexican reported on slow end to Hispano and Indian debt slavery.
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After the 13th Amendment and state laws were enacted, The New Mexican reported on slow end to Hispano and Indian debt slavery.
For Natives and Hispanos who owed more than they could pay, the practice became a political battle sometimes fought with newspaper ink.
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