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DESCRIPTION: The 40th Anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium: The oppression of Chicano 
 people and the emancipation of humanity. -- presentation by a participant 
 in the Moratorium\n\n\n40 years ago over 25,000 Chicanos (people of Mexican 
 descent born or raised in the U.S.) from across the country marched down 
 Whittier Boulevard in East Los Angeles to demand an end to the Vietnam War 
 and an end to their oppression as a people.\n\nThis was the first time the 
 Chicano people had ever come together in this kind of outpouring of 
 protest. It came at a time when the country was being rocked by the 
 anti-war movement, which in a span of 10 days had seen protesting students 
 shot and killed by National Guard troops at Kent State, and by police at 
 Jackson State; at a time when people in 100 cities rose up in rebellion 
 after the murder of Martin Luther King; when the Black Panther Party was 
 "ideologizing" revolution on the scene; and when revolution was part of the 
 mix in society....\n\nRead the paper by the RCP - The Chicano Struggle and 
 Proletarian Revolution in the US\n 
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SUMMARY:The 40th Anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium: The oppression of Chicano people and the e
LOCATION:Revolution Books\n2425 Channing Way(in the Sather Gate Parking Mall off of 
 Telegraph Avenue) Wheelchair accessible, donations accepted.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2010/08/28/18657001.php
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