Anita Ailer Ayala photograph collection 1934

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Anita Ailer Ayala photograph collection 1934

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This collection of black-and-white photos (with typewritten text on back) shows pupils and teachers at the Rationalist or Socialist Schools of Tabasco, Mexico, where agricultural practices were taught in post-Revolutionary Mexico.

1 folder containing 19 photographic prints (13 x 18 cm or smaller)

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Garrido Canabal, Tomás, 1890-1943

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Ayala, Anita Ailer

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In the "Foreign News" section of its November 5, 1934 issue, Time magazine published a short news item on Mexico entitled "Facts of Life." This article included the following criticism: "In politics and economics the [Mexican] Government [then run by the National Revolutionary Party] sees everything through pinko-socialist glasses. It rejects religion as a fraud, holding that God does not exist. As to sex, the Government favors teaching even little boys and girls all abo...