Rich Archbold: LB Historical Society photo exhibit tells story of Chicano movement in Long Beach
An exhibit on the Chicano movement will open to the public at the Historical Society on Friday, March 29.
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An exhibit on the Chicano movement will open to the public at the Historical Society on Friday, March 29.
Sac State Professor Wendi Yamashita led the Nov. 14 gathering where the classic memoir "Farewell to Manzanar" was the centerpiece for consideration of a painful history and what lessons can be taken from it.
Denise Lajimodiere is North Dakota’s first Native American poet laureate and a citizen of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians in Belcourt.
From the machine politicians in La Villita to the radicals in Pilsen, Mexican Chicagoans have played a central role in defining their city.
In the beginning, only straight white men were free. And the earth was without social justice; and whiteness was upon the face of the deep. And the spirit of bigotry reigned. But then MLK said: Let there be equality. And so did Betty Friedan, César Chavez, and Harvey Milk. And there was equality—at least more than before.