Boycott and other Latino campaign buttons [realia]. [1936-

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Boycott and other Latino campaign buttons [realia]. [1936-

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Slogans include: Boycott non-union lettuce -- Boycott Farah pants -- This Canadian cares: Boycott U.S. grapes -- Chavez si, Teamsters no! -- Boycott non-union lettuce -- Viva la causa -- Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan -- Si se puede! -- Non-violence is our strength -- Boycott Gallo wine -- Support farm workers -- Mario Obledo governor 82 -- Free the five nationalist prisoners -- Campaña nacional de solidaridad con el trabajador inmigrante -- Free Puerto Rico and all Puerto Rican P.O.W.s -- Tierra o muerte -- Non-violent action UFW/AFL-CIO -- Viva Puerto Rico libre -- Free Inez -- No lettuce unless it's union label -- UFWOC/AFL-CIO -- Partido de la raza unida -- Boycott Chiquitaa -- Grapes of wrath: Delano -- National Chicano Moratorium Committee: Hasta la victoria -- Chicano liberation -- Bring our carnales home now -- Huelga: Don't buy grapes -- El 10th de mayo: Boycott grapes -- Alianza Hispano Americana -- Huelga Delano -- Mexican-American liberation -- Chicano student movement -- Comite mexicano de beneficencia, fundado mayo 17, 1936, Yountville, Calif.

[23] leaves : ill. ; 29 cm. in loose-leaf notebooks.

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