Papers, 1967-1999.

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Papers, 1967-1999.

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Collection consists primarily of personal documents and administrative files such as financial documents, minutes, clippings, reports and press releases. The folders are organized alphabetically and the documents in chronological order. The Diana Caballero papers are important sources for study in the areas of language rights, bilingual education and educational reform.

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Centro de Estudios Puertorriquenos

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