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CSULB Chicano & Latino
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Research Guide
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Research Steps Selecting a Topic Finding Library Materials Need Help?
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Chicano & Latino Studies Reference SourcesBIOGRAPHIES HISPANIC 100 REF E 169.1 N77 1993 THE HISPANIC ALMANAC, FROM COLUMBUS TO CORPORATE AMERICA REF E 184 S75 H5572 1994 LATIN AMERICAN CLASSICAL COMPOSERS:
A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY ML 105 F53 2002 MEXICAN AMERICAN BIOGRAPHIES: A HISTORICAL DICTIONARY, 1836-1987 E 184 M5 M454 1988 NOTABLE HISPANIC AMERICAN WOMEN E 184 S75 N68 1993 NOTABLE HISPANIC AMERICAN WOMEN: BOOK II E 184 S75 N68 1998 NOTABLE LATINO AMERICANS: A BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY E 184 S75 M435 1997
VOAHA: VIRTUAL ORAL/AURAL HISTORY ARCHIVE Life histories of fifteen Mexican/Chicano/Chicana narrators, totaling 73 hours, are located in the labor history and women’s history collections, where Chicano furniture workers document their organizing efforts and the first Spanish-speaking paid woman organizer in the ILGWU in Los Angeles recounts efforts to form a Spanish speaking branch of the union. In various women’s history series, femenistas talk about organizing women, while women in the Rosie the Riveter and Women’s Lives series talk about their lives and work. Shorter, focused interviews with another twenty narrators (20 hours) are included in series on the Chicano student movement, the Mexican Revolution (mainly in Spanish), and life and work on Rancho Los Alamitos.
DICTIONARIES BARRIO LANGUAGE DICTIONARY PC 4827 F8 DICTIONARY OF AFRO-LATIN AMERICAN CIVILIZATION F 1408.3 N86 DICTIONARY OF MEXICAN AMERICAN HISTORY E 184 M5 M453 GODS AND SYMBOLS OF ANCIENT
MEXICO AND THE MAYA REF F 1435.3 R3 M55 1993
DIRECTORIES
LATINO EDUCATION DIRECTORY
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