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Representation Matters
2:15
Representation Matters
Author of "My Time to Speak" Ilia Calderón discusses Afro-Latino representation in media.
Pushouts Not Dropouts
2:10
Pushouts Not Dropouts
About 1.2 million young people are pushed out of school each year.
‘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.
Truth Been Hidden
1:03
Truth Been Hidden
Maria describes how farmworkers feed the nation while their own children go hungry.
Sowing the Seeds of Racial War Across U.S.-Mexico Border
2:00
Sowing the Seeds of Racial War Across U.S.-Mexico Border
A clash between Mexican and Anglo cultures has brewed at the border for generations.
Transformation
1:57
Transformation
Southwest Voter Vice President, Lydia Camarillo recalls the first time hearing Willie.
Going Home
1:52
Going Home
Maria Moreno’s daughters take a road trip to visit their mother’s birthplace.
They Lost Their Land Through Murder and Theft
2:50
They Lost Their Land Through Murder and Theft
In the early 1900s, many Mexican-Americans lost their ranches to fraud and violence.
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."
Millions of Unorganized Workers in America
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Millions of Unorganized Workers in America
Maria is elected to represent her union and plead their case before the AFL-CIO.
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