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artistic legacy of the Mexican Revolution
KLRN (Television station : San Antonio, Tex.)
1 videodisc (30 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
"This program provides an overview of the Mexican Revolution and traces its human legacy through the Mexican population in San Antonio, Texas. Several prominent Mexican-Americans discuss how the war drove thousands of poor Mexicans across the border into the U.S., and how their descendants are still struggling today for integration into American society. Segregation and exploitation of Mexican farm workers-- examples of ongoing racial prejudice-- are discussed, along with cultural contributions by Mexican-Americans in the areas of art, business, and education. The program provides excellent insight into the roots of anti-Mexican sentiment, as well as the often quarrelsome relationship between the U.S. and Mexico from a historical perspective"--Container.
a production of KLRN, San Antonio ; producer, Linda Cuellar.
Originally produced in 1994 for the television program, Heritage.
Cameramen, Sergio Gonzales, Jim Rodriguez.
FFH 5701 Films for the Humanities & Sciences