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Description
Unedited interview with Luis Zarate. Zarate is a Probation Officer for Santa Clara County. They discussed topics such as: the social liability of identifying as Mexican, greater acceptance of Mexican Americans in schools, relations between parents and children, gender relations, assimilation, economic barriers producing educational and social difficulties, problems with complexion (colorism), culture and economics, discrimination towards Mexicans and other minorities, cultural retention, civic participation, attitudes towards Western medicine versus traditional medicine, racial profiling, delinquency, and other socioeconomic problems. Californians of Mexican Descent Raw Materials.
Type
sound
Format
1/4 inch audio tape
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
FA 03 casffa_000024
Language
English
Provenance
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