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What is Tolteca Food Factory?
CASA and other influential groups helped organize workers in this factory in 1975.
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What is the North American Free Trade Agreement?
This agreement coming into effect prompted the EZLN to go public.
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YWCA recognized that their participants would be poor so they provided free or low-cost housing, provide travel scholarships and food all by providing a registration fee of $1.
Why did the Young Women Committed to Action obtain many sponsorships from Mexican-American businesses like beauty salons, a carnecería, a panadería?
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What is Sin Fronteras?
Mora commonly wrote for this newspaper to combat important social issues.
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What is Accion Zapatista?
This organization was founded in Austin, Texas and later expanded to the SF Bay Area and San Diego.
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“Sex and the Chicana: Noun and Verb”
“Choices for Chicanas: Education and Occupation” “Marriage: Chicana-Style” “Religion” “Feminist Movement— Do We Have a Place in It?” “Exploitation of Women— The Chicana Perspective” “Women in Politics— Is Anyone There?” “Militancy/ Conservatism: Which Way Is Forward?” “De Colores y Clases: Class and Ethnic Differences”
What are two workshops hosted at La Conferencia De Mujeres Por La Raza?
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What is "A Day in the Onion Field?"
This renowned poem was written by Mora and got the attention of Mexican writer Juan Jose Arreola.
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What is women have a right to education?
This is the sixth Women's Revolutionary Law.
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Regional differences
--Tejanos segregated communities versus California “more sophisticated” different lived experiences Gendered movement discourses --“Movimiento vs. feminism”: community, culture, and loyalty of Chicano movement were mobilized against the emergence of an independent Chicana political agenda Organizational tactics --A need for more resources like microphones and housing to accommodate the additional 450 unanticipated participants. Concern of Anglo institutions (175) --YWCA is an Anglo Institution, the Hot Dogs served was of Anglo cultures, and the white women’s presence within the conference was a concern. Off tape Quijano shared with me that she’s not sure they ever really gave the Houston conference a chance.
Explain two causes of the walkout.
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Who is President Carter?
Magdalena Mora was systematically opposed to this U.S. president due to his policies against farmworkers.
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What is Estacion Libre?
In his book, Dr. Gomez said that Dr. Gonzalez was involved with this organization.
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Who is La Malinche?
As a result of Chicana feminists challenging the patriarchy, they were compared to this figure.
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What is Casa Mora?
This Theme Program is located in the residence halls of UC Berkeley and is named after Magdalena Mora.
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What is gentrification?
This caused the closing of the Kilombo Community Center.
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They wanted to confront the Catholic Church in order to change the institution from within.
What was one of the goals of Las Hermanas?
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