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The Chicano ArchivesForthcoming VolumesThe Mexican Museum of San Francisco, 1975-2001 essay by Karen Mary Davalos The Latino Theater Intiative essay by Chantal Rodriguez Oscar Castillo, Photographer essay by Elize Mazadiego Efraín Guitiérrez, Filmmaker: Papers and Films essay by Chon A. Noriega Other Titles in Development VIVA!essay by Robert Hernandez Frontera Collection of Mexican American Music (1900-1990): Papers and RecordingsThe largest repository of Mexican and Mexican-American vernacular recordings in existence; approximately 100,000 individual recordings on cassettes and 78 rpm, 45 rpm, and 33 1/3 rpm long-playing (lp) records, primarily in Spanish, recorded during the twentieth century. Frontera Collection of Mexican American Music (1900-1990): Papers and RecordingsThe largest repository of Mexican and Mexican-American vernacular recordings in existence; approximately 100,000 individual recordings on cassettes and 78 rpm, 45 rpm, and 33 1/3 rpm long-playing (lp) records, primarily in Spanish, recorded during the twentieth century. Hunger Strike for a UCLA Chicano Studies Department (1993): Papers and Photographsessay by Carlos Haro In June 1993, following mass protests and a hunger strike, the UCLA administration created a center for interdisiplinary instruction that could better support the growth of Chicana/o studies as an academic field. Images from the Daily Bruin. Resurrection Boulevard , Television Series (2000-2002): Papers and Showsessay by Maria Muñoz Television series aired 2000-2002 on tje Showtime Network about three generations of the Santiago family who have forged their legacy in boxing. Relates the individual trials, tribulations, tragedies and triumphs of this Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles , California. Chicano Art/Resistance and Affirmation Exhibit (CARA, 1965-1985): Papers and Printsessay by Alicia Gaspar de Alba An exhibit of Chicano art that toured major museums around the United States in the early 1990s. |
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