From Magdalena Villanueva Serrato: Remembering our brother Al Villanueva – in our hearts, minds, and practices- Presente!
Remembering Our Brother Al Villanueva
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Author Archives: Jose Calderon
Supporting the “Nuestra Casa Museum of History and Culture” in Pomona
Supporting the “Nuestra Casa Museum of History and Culture” in Pomona
Participatory Action
Chinese American Museum – the 1871 Los Angeles Chinese Massacre
On Wednesday, October 21, at 7 pm (PDT), the Museum hosted a virtual panel discussion examining the legacy of the 1871 Los Angeles Chinese Massacre and its relevance to today’s social climate.
Maria Elena Durazo and Juanita Chavez At Civil Rights Legacy Award Dinner
With Maria Elena Durazo and Juanita Chavez at Civil Rights Legacy Award dinner. Also being honored: Immigrant Rights Committee of the Latino and Latina Roundtable (led by Madeline Rios).
Village Venture
Stop by , I’ll be selling my jewelry and ceramic pieces in front of SOHO Gallery , 317 W.1st . Street, Claremont, CA
Lost Mexican America
Lupe Briseno cut flowers at the Kitayama Carnation plant in Brighton, Colorado. Her starting pay was 98 cents an hour.
Most of her coworkers were Mexican American women. They worked long hours with no overtime. The greenhouses were muddy and humid. Continue reading
