Language of Labor Activism: Miguel Cordova

Ethnic Discourses
04/11/2020 34 min Temporada 1 Episodio 5

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During this episode wherein I use the Chicano Moratorium that occurred 50 years ago, and the 25th anniversary of Proposition 209, to frame my conversation with one of California labor union's active voices as a leader and an educator.  Talking about a myriad of topics that intersect with the lived experiences of some Latinx folk, amidst the cross-currents of political and social movements for change, this is a very exciting episode.  

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