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Chicano! : the history of the Mexican American civil rights movement

Autor: Francisco A Rosales
Editorial: Houston, TX : Arte Público Press, 1996.
Edición/Formato:  Libro : Inglés (eng)Ver todas las ediciones y todos los formatos
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Chicano! The History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement designates four major episodes of the Mexican civil rights struggle in the United States. Chapter One features efforts of the "lost-land" generation (southwest Mexican natives) to stem property losses, maintain their culture and assert civil rights given them by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo after the US takeover of the Southwest in the  Leer más
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Rosales, Francisco A. (Francisco Arturo)
Chicano!
Houston, TX : Arte Público Press, 1996
(OCoLC)604946633
Online version:
Rosales, Francisco A. (Francisco Arturo)
Chicano!
Houston, TX : Arte Público Press, 1996
(OCoLC)609177665
Tipo de material: Recurso en Internet
Tipo de documento: Libro/Texto, Recurso en Internet
Todos autores / colaboradores: Francisco A Rosales
ISBN: 1558851526 9781558851528
Número OCLC: 34243987
Notas: Based on the four-part television series of the same name.
Descripción: xxiii, 304 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.
Contenido: Ch. 1. Americans by Conquest --
Ch. 2. Legacy of the Mexican Revolution --
Ch. 3. Mexican Immigrants --
Ch. 4. In Defense of Mexico Lindo --
Ch. 5. Organizing el Mexico de Afuera --
Ch. 6. The Mexican American Generation --
Ch. 7. In Defense of the Workplace --
Ch. 8. The Struggle in the Fields --
Ch. 9. In Quest of a Homeland --
Ch. 10. The Fight for Educational Reform --
Ch. 11. The Chicano Moratorium --
Ch. 12. The Youth of Aztlan --
Ch. 13. The Road to Political Empowerment --
Ch. 14. Legacy of the Chicano Movement.
Otros títulos: Chicano! (Television program : 1996)
Responsabilidad: by F. Arturo Rosales.
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Chicano! The History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement designates four major episodes of the Mexican civil rights struggle in the United States. Chapter One features efforts of the "lost-land" generation (southwest Mexican natives) to stem property losses, maintain their culture and assert civil rights given them by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo after the US takeover of the Southwest in the mid-nineteenth century. The second portion, Chapters Two to Five, views immigrant attempts in the early part of this century to protect themselves from a hostile American public. In the effort to safeguard their civil rights, an elaborate Mexico Lindo (Pretty Mexico) nationalism emerged that immigrants used to rally around issues of repression. Chapters Six and Seven look at the optimistic Mexican American generation made up primarily of children of immigrants who did not have ties to Mexico. Not only did this generation demand the civil rights to which they were entitled, but they also strove to acculturate to Anglo American culture without turning their backs on their Mexican heritage. In addition, Mexican Americans in this era made the greatest attempts to empower themselves as workers. The final and most lengthy section of the book traces the evolution of the Chicano Movement and assesses its legacy. It takes the reader through the most turbulent days of civil unrest and grass-roots organizing in Mexican American history.

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