How the Chicano Moratorium changed L.A.
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2020
- Hear from those who were at the Chicano Moratorium on August 29, 1970.
It started as a peace march. But for the Moratorium generation, the day left protesters dismayed and disappointed.
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Having been there on August 29,1970, the date has become a source of strength and inspiration throughout my life.
This old white grandma loves you guys.
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we were there!!! I was 9 yrs old when this happened with my grandmother and sister
i love this. our raza forever ❤
Read the project here: www.latimes.com/chicanomoratorium
Que Viva Jesús Treviño.
Man, that sounds super familar.
Viva La Raza. Viva La Causa.
🙏🏽🤎
Que viva! Xicano Power Lives!
This is still pertinent today.
Our raza needs to step up and be louder
Exactly brown pride homes
I was there in 1970 and me and my brother and brother in law Carried the body of the killer.
You mean the victim, Salazar?
Hola hello everyone I'm trying to get the word out about a Mexican American running for Congress name Tim Sanchez if he wins he will be the first Chicano to represent Oakland CA in Congress he has a website so if anybody can Donate please Do thank you gracias
Funny how this is the same news company that would ignore this and try to cover up incidents because of the LAPD
I WAS THERE, BORN AND RAISED, WILL NEVER FORGET, WHITTIER BLVD. WHERE IT ALL HAPPENED. 🇺🇸TRUMP 2020 🇺🇸
Apparently you've already forgotten if you're a Trump supporter.
I would never go near California, it's got to suck living there!
Yeah, it's... pretty fuckin' great, tbh. lol
only sucks if you suck.
Lmao this is not about California hate, this is about police brutality, systemic racism against chicanos, social justice. The brown berets, which greatly helped organized the Chicano moratorium, promoted interracial class solidarity and were in alliance with the Black Panther Party who openly identified as communists. You are sore misinformed and uneducated to make this comment here. Doesn’t matter blue or red, urban or rural, white, black, Hispanic, Asian, etc unless you live off of the capital you own and leech off of others, all workers live under the oppressive boot of capitalism
Don't believe all the put-down of California it's politically motivated chatter. Outside my door is North Beach, a San Francisco community and it's sunny and the streets are full of people enjoying themselves, including plenty of tourists. We have lots of very good restaurants, friendly bars, some with music, interesting shops, street musicians busking, and if you want 'green' there's a dispensary. Cheers.