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Hundreds of thousands of Mexican-Americans fought in the US military in World War II.
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How and why did many Mexicans become US citizens in 1848?
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Clarissa and Connie Archilta tell us what they really saw — a bigfoot.
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Guy Narcomey shares his love of running and a deep connection to his tribal ancestry.
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The lawyers in Hernandez v. Texas argued for their client as well as for themselves.
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Racist attitudes against Mexican-Americans intensified in the 20th Century.
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Mexican-Americans sought fair treatment under United States law.
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Passing environmentally friendly laws isn't always enough.
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The Trail of Tears march caused the death of more than 4,000 Cherokee people.
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Around age 12, Robert Stone created a short film on environmental pollution.
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Learn more about the detailed process of creating the costumes for the film.
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A scene deleted from the film about Dolley Madison's "squeezes".
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