Mexican protest posters

1970 Chicano Moratorium 45 years ago today in East LA, 30,000 marched in the Chicano Moratorium in protest of the Vietnam War, and in an act of self-determination for Chicanos. Historians believe the...

Don't blame a mexican because you're unemployable

While I understand the issues some of us have with the term "Hispanic" (and even "Latino") I personally don't have a problem w/ either anymore (I was against "Hispanic before) and instead embrace BOTH terms as a unifying banner that encompasses ALL Spanish-speaking mixed race peoples of the Americas… Remember that 'Chicanos' are but a rama off of the Mexican branch of the Raza Tree split into smaller ramas such as: Tejano, Californio, Nuevo Mexicano, etc… But the Tree is ALL Raza together……

A Mexican-American Photographer’s Divided View of Postwar L.A. By Hua Hsu Photography by George Rodriguez March 16, 2018

It is time to stop celebrating the crimes of Columbus and stand in solidarity with the Indigenous people who demand an end to Columbus Day. Instead

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Students have long played a prominent role in social and political activism. On the afternoon of February 1, 1960, four students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, a b…

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"Emiliano Zapata-23" Poster by truthtopower | Redbubble

In March 1968, thousands of students walked out of four Los Angeles high schools. Most were of Mexican descent; they marched for better teachers, better facilities and college prep courses. The walkouts spread to include 22,000 students across L.A. and ignited a generation of Chicano activism.