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“Beautiful New World”
1:11
“Beautiful New World”
“Que Bonito Es El Mundo Nuevo” were the last words Willie said to his brother.
A New Identity
0:43
A New Identity
Ralph Velasquez talks about two identities and the meaning of "Pocholandia."
MAYO
1:32
MAYO
Ignacio "Nacho" Perez talks about the creation of The Mexican American Youth Organization.
Activists
1:22
Activists
Professor Charles Cotrell talks about the reporters seeking out Chicano activists.
Transformation
1:57
Transformation
Southwest Voter Vice President, Lydia Camarillo recalls the first time hearing Willie.
New Generation
2:34
New Generation
Julian Castro talks about the new generation of Latino voters.
Social Justice Attorney
2:47
Social Justice Attorney
Explore Oscar Zeta Acosta’s brief stint as a legal aid attorney in Oakland, California.
The Sixties and In Search of Identity
2:10
The Sixties and In Search of Identity
Oscar Zeta Acosta continues searching for his self-identity.
The Chicano Rights Movement
2:32
The Chicano Rights Movement
Explore the historic 1968 “Walkouts."
Filmmaker Phillip Rodriguez On Activist Oscar Zeta Acosta
2:00
Filmmaker Phillip Rodriguez On Activist Oscar Zeta Acosta
Filmmaker Phillip Rodriguez explains the artistic direction behind the film.
Education, Rebellion, and Hope
4:36
Education, Rebellion, and Hope
Kadhir Rajagopal, a former student of Rios, discusses education and rebellion.
Inside Look
2:00
Inside Look
Get a first look at VOCES' "The Pushouts" from the team behind the film.
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