Here is a small guide to civil rights, cases, and advocacy in relation to Latinx peoples.
The Library of Congress as a resource guide of civil rights cases and events centered in the United States in the 20th and 21st century.
Here is web section from the Smithsonian Institute about Latinx and self-identifying labels.
Learning for Justice put together a timeline of Latinx civil rights on their website.
Jessica Govea, labor leader and activist best known for her activism and livelong fight for Latinx workers.
Sawbones: a Marital Tour of Misguided Medicine
Folklife Today
Stolen Education on Alexander Street
This documentary uncovers stories from the 1950s of Mexican-American children who challenged Texas schools based on discrimination. This shows "not only an important moment in Mexican American history, but also provides important context to understand our current educational system's enduring legacy of segregation, discrimination and racism".
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