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A New Identity
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A New Identity
Ralph Velasquez talks about two identities and the meaning of "Pocholandia."
Hearing Maria’s Voice for the First Time
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Hearing Maria’s Voice for the First Time
Maria Moreno and other farmworkers testify about the poverty and discrimination they face.
Truth Been Hidden
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Truth Been Hidden
Maria describes how farmworkers feed the nation while their own children go hungry.
Family Life Following the Crops
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Family Life Following the Crops
Abel Moreno describes working in the fields as a child.
Going Home
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Going Home
Maria Moreno’s daughters take a road trip to visit their mother’s birthplace.
Our Stories, Our Movement
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Our Stories, Our Movement
Another death of a construction worker on the job in Austin fuels the need for change.
Pushouts Not Dropouts
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Pushouts Not Dropouts
About 1.2 million young people are pushed out of school each year.
MAYO
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MAYO
Ignacio "Nacho" Perez talks about the creation of The Mexican American Youth Organization.
‘I Don’t Want to Be Vulnerable’
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‘I Don’t Want to Be Vulnerable’
Victor Rios joined a gang at 14 years old, looking for protection and security.
‘It Really Haunts Me Every Day’
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‘It Really Haunts Me Every Day’
Victor wrestles with the difficult task of leaving his young people at the end of the day.
Social Justice Attorney
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Social Justice Attorney
Explore Oscar Zeta Acosta’s brief stint as a legal aid attorney in Oakland, California.
The Chicano Rights Movement
2:32
The Chicano Rights Movement
Explore the historic 1968 “Walkouts."
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