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Foreword Rodolfo Acuna Acuna, Rodolfo 9
Acknowledgments Yolanda Alaniz Alaniz, Yolanda 18
Acknowledgments Megan Cornish Cornish, Megan 21
Pt. 1 Theory
An Unconquered People 23
Approach and Terminology 24
Nation and Race: Dynamics and Differences 28
Pt. 2 History
Conquest and Resistance 79
The Saga of Chicana/o Industrial Labor 97
Valiant Agricultural Struggles 125
Chicana/o Sun Rising: El Movimiento 181
Revolution in the Revolution 246
Pt. 3 Strategy
A Platform for Chicanajo Liberation 281
App. 1 Farmworker Organizing in the Yakima Valley 287
App. 2 Uproar at the University of Washington 309
Notes 327
Index 357
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Phil Earnster
reviewed Viva la Raza: A History of Chicano Identity and Resistance on June 09, 2008 Viva la Raza: A History of Chicano Identity and Resistance
This book has really amazing history of the chican@ movement. it doesn't hold back in its criticisms of Stalinists in the movement, sexism and cultural nationalism, even talking about the work of Cesar Chavez and his anti-immigrant tendencies (calling la migra on some folks for "stealing jobs", wtf!?). a lot of really interesting labor history- with stuff you don't read about in school including a lot of labor victories(!)
it has opened my eyes and i look forward to referencing and re-reading it throughout my revolutionary career.
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