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Chicano: History of the Mexican American Civil Rights, 1996

 Item — Case: 1, Object: 34

Scope and Contents

Episode 1: The origins of the Chicano movement in the Southwest. Its place in the national Civil Rights movement and marches in Washington. Also the role of women and the growth of Chicana feminism. Conflicts with police during "Moratorium" march in LA. Episode 2: Origins of the NFWA(UFW) and its role in the Chicano/a movement. Shows the evolution of the strike into a Civil Rights movement. Includes national boycotts, Chavez's meeting with Kennedy, Chavez's fast, and the strike resolution. Produced by Hector Galan, was originally broadcast on PBS

Dates

  • Other: 1996

Conditions Governing Access

Selections from the IRLE Audiovisual Collection are available at the our Memory Work vimeo: https://vimeo.com/memoryworkla

Additional videos and original recordings are housed in the offices of the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment in the Ueberroth Building (10945 Le Conte Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024) and are only available upon request by the researcher. For inquiries about accessing our collections, contact IRLEarchive@irle.ucla.edu.

Extent

1 Videocassettes (VHS)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

From the Collection: Spanish; Castilian

Repository Details

Part of the UCLA Institute for Research on Labor and Employment (IRLE) Archive Repository

Contact:
10945 Le Conte Avenue
Los Angeles CA 90095-1478 U.S.