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In Unforgetting, a memoir of Family, Migration, Gangs, and Revolution in the Americas.

Roberto Lovato tells the history of El Salvador through the history of his family.

Lovato weaves the stories of reactionary massacres and revolutionary struggles in the 1930s and 80s

into his own experience growing up the child of immigrants, Salvadoran American in San Francisco's mission district.

Converting from nerd life to street crime to conservative evangelical

Christianity and then in the 1980s moving to El Salvador to join the armed revolutionary struggle of the FMLN.

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