Sound / Interview with Theresa Loya Asturias

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Title: Interview with Theresa Loya Asturias
Creator: Serrano, Jacquelyn
Loya Asturias, Theresa
Date Created and/or Issued: 2021-03-19
Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley, Ethnic Studies Library
Collection: 150W: Matriarchs of the Third World Liberation Front at UC Berkeley
Rights Information: Copyrighted
Rights Holder and Contact: eslibrary@berkeley.edu
Rights Notes: Fair use allows limited copying of copyrighted works without having to seek the author/copyright holder's permission, when use is for purposes such as teaching, research, scholarship, reporting, criticism, or parody. For more information, or if you believe your use would fall outside of fair use, contact the Ethnic Studies Library.
Description: Scope/Content: In this oral history interview, conducted by Jacquelyn Serrano as part of the UC Berkeley 150W campaign, Theresa Loya Asturias, a member of the Third World Liberation Front, describes her memories and experiences organizing the Third World Liberation Front student strike which led to the creation of Ethnic Studies and African American Studies at UC Berkeley.
Type: sound
Subject: Social movements
Women political activists--United States
Third World Liberation Front
University of California, Berkeley. Department of Ethnic Studies
Provenance: Donated to the Ethnic Studies Library by Jacquelyn Serrano in 2021.

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