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Scope/Content: Press release on "Action-Chicano Education" conference held at Wilson Junior High School, chaired by UCR UMAS president Henry Perez. Lists eleven resolutions calling for better K-12 education for Mexican American students, including the resolution to bring a legal suit to compel desegregation of local elementary schools.
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text
Format
1 press release
Form/Genre
press releases
Extent
3 pages
Identifier
ark:/86086/n24170nq curivsc_ua133_001_011_004
Language
English eng
Subject
Mexican Americans--Education School integration Chicano movement Public schools University of California, Riverside. United Mexican-American Students Riverside County. Office of Education
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