Mexican-Americans: Viva La Raza
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A 30-minute McGraw-Hill Films documentary examining the Chicano civil rights movement. The film opens with a classroom or community meeting scene, then moves into protest footage showing demonstrators with signs reading "Chicano Power" and "Roosevelt Chicano," clearly evoking the late 1960s/early 1970s walkouts and activism. It documents Mexican-American communities' struggles for political representation, educational equality, and cultural recognition during a pivotal era of civil rights history in the United States.
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