Remember that part of the Farm Workers movement includes Filipino leaders Larry Itliong and Philip Veracruz. It was allyship that led to the movement victories.
my grandma went through many years of hate towards her, she is chicana, she tells me how the kids in highschool would call the chicanos ' dirty mexicans ', times have changed, but the hate will never stop.
95% of all kidnapped West Africans were sold into slavery in Latin America according to the 'Black Almanac' (a Black source available at any college library). When are these people going to pay reparations for 400 years of running the Trans-Atlantic slave trade?
@@petersampson5202 They enslaved hundreds of millions of Black people for 400 years. Even Mexico was a slave country, meaning that Blacks were once slaves in the country in a racially-based slave system. When are they finally going to 1) Acknowledge it; 2) Pay reparations...??
This needs to be talked about WAY more. Hispanic discrimination and their struggle to be as equal as any race in the United States. My grandma went through this. She was born in 1926. Her and her large Hispanic family farmed the fields all over California. They farmed in southern California and moved to northern California where work was available. My great grandparents were born in California when it was still in Mexico.
The video is about chicanos, Mexican americans the creator is an ig no rantpo s trying to be inclusive about our history. The only Hispanics fighting for rights were Mexican americans, the rest just got here.
1970 growing up in Downey Ca, I couldnt associate with other Mexicano because they called us a gang members. I had two great friends Calvin Chung and Steve Kawasaki The police called us Hawaii kids and not gang members. Well, it was a different time, I ate Chinese and Japanese food. Thank you Downey. 1970 Martinez Family Downey Ca ❤❤❤
Hey so can anyone give me a list of things that Hispanic have done during history ? Ik this is a Chicano movement but is that all?? There should be more Hispanic history right ? I just can’t find any 😭 schools don’t really teach us about Hispanic history only black / white history so..please ??
Victor Salazar sweetheart mendez v Westminster did not lead to brown vs the board of education Mexicans and blacks civil right where never on the same page brown vs the the board of education came from Plessy vs Ferguson being over turned hell i doubt that blacks in the civil rights movement even knew let alone cared about what some Mexicans did in Texas the truth is that Mexicans civil rights movement had no impact on the black civil rights movement it is and insult to put them in the same sentence without blacks (slaves) Mexicans wouldn't even been citizens blacks were the cause for the 14 amendment that gave citizenship to everyone regardless of race... name one constitutional amendment that came as an result of Mexican blood sweat and tears so how can you say anything Mexicans did led to anything African Americans accomplished during the civil rights movement
brandi garrison Hernandez vs texas in 1954. approved that the 14th amendment provided protection for all people, not just white and black. 1938 pecan shellers strike, imprisonment of 700 mexican- americans peacefully protesting cuts in wages. precursor for fair labor standards act of 1938. i understand where youre coming from, but latino-americans have had a part in the civil rights movement, regardless if we weren't on the same page as african- americans
***** I know what they did to the indigenous population that was some fucked up shit but slavery of indigenous people was as wide spread sure they had Indian slaves but they also had Indian slave owners and Indian received reparations for what they went though blacks received Jim crow I am not saying their suffering wasn't bad I am saying their suffering was different
Mendez V Westminster had nothing to do with brown V board of education. People are inventing this today. They won the Mendez case by arguing that Mexicans were white, and the case did not end or challenge segregation in California.
HOLA hello everyone I'm trying to get the word out about a Mexican American running for Congress if he wins he will be the first Chicano to represent Oakland CA in Congress he has a website so if anybody can Donate please Do thank you gracias
Puerto Ricans also did nothing to contribute to the civil rights movement. Most people of Spanish origin (Mexicans, Cubans, Puertoricans) were *NOT MINORITIES* before the civil rights movement. They were considered to be white, so they were uninvolved with and uninterested in the civil rights movements because it simply did not concern them. They didn't have the problems that black people had. They were never legally discriminated against and were unaffected by segregation and the race laws of the day. In the 70s, long after the civil rights movement was over, that's when they started to imitate the black social movements that they wanted nothing to do with before. This is when they started their parallel movements like the Young Lords and the Chicano movement.
Josephine Marie Well, I am Latino, and Truth is telling the truth. Though some Latino where in the civil movement, most actvitist really not sympathetic to African American causes, because many Latinos felt they had a better status than them.
Tritone false information you better te read your Martin Luther King books, he stated we stood side by side as minorities. Don’t come licking knowledge on my people if it ain’t accurate, we fought in every urban city throughout the USA/ Cali, New Mexico, Dallas, Florida, New York, shit even our own land. You reading what Wikipedia’s feeding you if yo want real information open the same books I’ve read and you will see the pictures which clearly show us in the same warzone. The white man created this animosity during those times to create tension between the black and brown movements during the civil rights era/ although we didn’t agree with each other’s terms we still had our voices of power equally on the matter. Don’t be confused, they created White to manipulate Mexican/American politicians which were basically apart of the Linden B Johnson’s team- the tactics used were covert operations which stemmed back into the prison system. There is a lot more info on this and I hope you go back and read so you can also understand our struggle as well.
Alberto Gutierrez wrong!!!!!! We never were placed in any media because we were not acknowledged as people, you are only shining light on he white mixed breed with a pint of Mexican in them, how could we not feel the same effect if we had to regroup and re strategize our infrastructures within our movements in order to rise up to voice our own opinion, and still to this day we don’t get our respect- equality- nor proper due respect for cultivating the lands, and building and erecting the majority of building throughout America. We can’t be overlooked as human beings, and our status never had placement- because they killed off our ancestors and raped our woman, we never had a choice in the matter of race nor do we care about the race factor. We care about the true history of our people that has been wiped off from history, and this year we will reclaim our True Equality
*"The white man created this animosity during those times to create tension between the black and brown movements during the civil rights era"* There was no "brown" movement till after the CRM was over. People are inventing this today. In the civil rights era, Mexicans were saying that they were WHITE! Every Mexican organization publically identified as white, and stated that they wanted nothing to do with the civil rights movement. LULAC and the G.I forum were white-identified organizaitons. Mexicans didn't reinvent themselves as minorities until the 70s, long after the civil rights movement was over. That's when younger people started saying that they were "brown".
Remember that part of the Farm Workers movement includes Filipino leaders Larry Itliong and Philip Veracruz. It was allyship that led to the movement victories.
my grandma went through many years of hate towards her, she is chicana, she tells me how the kids in highschool would call the chicanos ' dirty mexicans ', times have changed, but the hate will never stop.
God bless my AWESOME FRIENDS. I am SO VERY PROUD OF YOU. YOUR CULTURE IS BEAUTIFUL.
95% of all kidnapped West Africans were sold into slavery in Latin America according to the 'Black Almanac' (a Black source available at any college library). When are these people going to pay reparations for 400 years of running the Trans-Atlantic slave trade?
@@janetmcarthur5257 GOD BLESS MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS. I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SAYING. I AM VERY PROUD OF THEM AND VERY HAPPY FOR THEM.
@@petersampson5202 They enslaved hundreds of millions of Black people for 400 years. Even Mexico was a slave country, meaning that Blacks were once slaves in the country in a racially-based slave system. When are they finally going to 1) Acknowledge it; 2) Pay reparations...??
@@janetmcarthur5257 I DON'T UNDERSTAND. GOD BLESS MR ESPARZA AND ALL OF MY BEAUTIFUL FRIENDS.
@@petersampson5202 You understand... it's just inconvenient for you to intellectually respond.
The CIVIL RIGHTS is the most important EVENT in the USA in modern times...
This needs to be talked about WAY more. Hispanic discrimination and their struggle to be as equal as any race in the United States. My grandma went through this. She was born in 1926. Her and her large Hispanic family farmed the fields all over California. They farmed in southern California and moved to northern California where work was available. My great grandparents were born in California when it was still in Mexico.
The video is about chicanos, Mexican americans the creator is an ig no rantpo s trying to be inclusive about our history. The only Hispanics fighting for rights were Mexican americans, the rest just got here.
Spanish Speaking populations such as Mexicans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans (The Latino Population in the U.S. at that time) were white during Jim Crow.
Cubans and Puerto ricans have nothing to do with chicanos or the movement.
This was great but the person narrating should speak up louder!!!
The BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY we live in TODAY is because of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT.
1970 growing up in Downey Ca, I couldnt associate with other Mexicano because they called us a gang members. I had two great friends Calvin Chung and Steve Kawasaki The police called us Hawaii kids and not gang members. Well, it was a different time, I ate Chinese and Japanese food. Thank you Downey. 1970 Martinez Family Downey Ca ❤❤❤
You can not really hear this person speak, it keeps going in and out on her voice.
Hey so can anyone give me a list of things that Hispanic have done during history ? Ik this is a Chicano movement but is that all?? There should be more Hispanic history right ? I just can’t find any 😭 schools don’t really teach us about Hispanic history only black / white history so..please ??
There was no such thing as a "hispanic" minority group before the 1980s. Before then, Latin Americans were also considered to be white or black.
Tritone oh , thanks ✨
@@Tritone Mexicans are not blacks.
@@lykndeltoro6917 When did I say that?
@@Tritone You said before 1980 there was no Latinos just blacks or whites, this isn't about Latinos it's about Mexicans who aren't black.
what did you use to edit this??
so powerful
there is one fact that is wrong,, 1947 mendez V Westminster led to brown V educ. in1954
Victor Salazar sweetheart mendez v Westminster did not lead to brown vs the board of education Mexicans and blacks civil right where never on the same page brown vs the the board of education came from Plessy vs Ferguson being over turned hell i doubt that blacks in the civil rights movement even knew let alone cared about what some Mexicans did in Texas the truth is that Mexicans civil rights movement had no impact on the black civil rights movement it is and insult to put them in the same sentence without blacks (slaves) Mexicans wouldn't even been citizens blacks were the cause for the 14 amendment that gave citizenship to everyone regardless of race... name one constitutional amendment that came as an result of Mexican blood sweat and tears so how can you say anything Mexicans did led to anything African Americans accomplished during the civil rights movement
brandi garrison Hernandez vs texas in 1954. approved that the 14th amendment provided protection for all people, not just white and black. 1938 pecan shellers strike, imprisonment of 700 mexican- americans peacefully protesting cuts in wages. precursor for fair labor standards act of 1938. i understand where youre coming from, but latino-americans have had a part in the civil rights movement, regardless if we weren't on the same page as african- americans
***** I know what they did to the indigenous population that was some fucked up shit but slavery of indigenous people was as wide spread sure they had Indian slaves but they also had Indian slave owners and Indian received reparations for what they went though blacks received Jim crow I am not saying their suffering wasn't bad I am saying their suffering was different
But I think that Native Americans was the only group the probably suffered more than blacks but Mexicans isn't in that conversation
Mendez V Westminster had nothing to do with brown V board of education. People are inventing this today.
They won the Mendez case by arguing that Mexicans were white, and the case did not end or challenge segregation in California.
a popular video from not popular channel.
Chicano civil rights only achieved partial and non-permanent results.
HOLA hello everyone I'm trying to get the word out about a Mexican American running for Congress if he wins he will be the first Chicano to represent Oakland CA in Congress he has a website so if anybody can Donate please Do thank you gracias
People Immigrate today and take ADVANTAGE of all the OPPORTUNITIES of being a AMERICAN it is truly because of the CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT.
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Really good info
My Hero Chavez 🙏🏽
What was the name of the treatie sign?
Gret information, but the narrator's voice is soooooo slow and boring......
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What about Puerto Ricans?
Puerto Ricans also did nothing to contribute to the civil rights movement.
Most people of Spanish origin (Mexicans, Cubans, Puertoricans) were *NOT MINORITIES* before the civil rights movement. They were considered to be white, so they were uninvolved with and uninterested in the civil rights movements because it simply did not concern them. They didn't have the problems that black people had. They were never legally discriminated against and were unaffected by segregation and the race laws of the day.
In the 70s, long after the civil rights movement was over, that's when they started to imitate the black social movements that they wanted nothing to do with before. This is when they started their parallel movements like the Young Lords and the Chicano movement.
Josephine Marie Well, I am Latino, and Truth is telling the truth. Though some Latino where in the civil movement, most actvitist really not sympathetic to African American causes, because many Latinos felt they had a better status than them.
Tritone false information you better te read your Martin Luther King books, he stated we stood side by side as minorities. Don’t come licking knowledge on my people if it ain’t accurate, we fought in every urban city throughout the USA/ Cali, New Mexico, Dallas, Florida, New York, shit even our own land. You reading what Wikipedia’s feeding you if yo want real information open the same books I’ve read and you will see the pictures which clearly show us in the same warzone. The white man created this animosity during those times to create tension between the black and brown movements during the civil rights era/ although we didn’t agree with each other’s terms we still had our voices of power equally on the matter. Don’t be confused, they created White to manipulate Mexican/American politicians which were basically apart of the Linden B Johnson’s team- the tactics used were covert operations which stemmed back into the prison system. There is a lot more info on this and I hope you go back and read so you can also understand our struggle as well.
Alberto Gutierrez wrong!!!!!! We never were placed in any media because we were not acknowledged as people, you are only shining light on he white mixed breed with a pint of Mexican in them, how could we not feel the same effect if we had to regroup and re strategize our infrastructures within our movements in order to rise up to voice our own opinion, and still to this day we don’t get our respect- equality- nor proper due respect for cultivating the lands, and building and erecting the majority of building throughout America. We can’t be overlooked as human beings, and our status never had placement- because they killed off our ancestors and raped our woman, we never had a choice in the matter of race nor do we care about the race factor. We care about the true history of our people that has been wiped off from history, and this year we will reclaim our True Equality
*"The white man created this animosity during those times to create tension between the black and brown movements during the civil rights era"*
There was no "brown" movement till after the CRM was over. People are inventing this today. In the civil rights era, Mexicans were saying that they were WHITE! Every Mexican organization publically identified as white, and stated that they wanted nothing to do with the civil rights movement. LULAC and the G.I forum were white-identified organizaitons.
Mexicans didn't reinvent themselves as minorities until the 70s, long after the civil rights movement was over. That's when younger people started saying that they were "brown".
I only had 1white friend back then and 1 Chinese friend that taught me math
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Put some emphasis into your voice for Christs sake! These are peoples lives and their subsequent stories you're telling here!