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Vibrant picture of Yolanda Alaniz (in purple) dining with friends |
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Yolanda Alaniz was one of the leaders in the student, staff and faculty strike protesting the firing of two Chicano administrators and the secretary of Chicana/o Studies from the University of Washington. This is their resignation in solidarity. |
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Yolanda Alaniz is a columnist for the Voices of Color editorial, here she is speaking on her experiences and political ideology |
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A vibrant flyer advocating that consumers don't buy lettuce and grapes not picked by unionized workers |
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A document calling the boycott of a women bar to protest their racist policies and actions |
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Newspaper article, written in English, about the victory of the Hispanic Feminist Conference. |
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Pages 36 and 37 of a booklet featuring the song Richard Campos and a written segments about education and Chicano Studies. |
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A brightly-colored poster that reads, It Is a Class Struggle. |
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PDF of a letter, written by Elena Herrada, which outlines Los Repatriados oral history project and invites people to participate. It gives historical background on the repatriation of Mexican-Americans and immigrants and recounts Herrada's grandfather's experiences. |
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Letter to the Executive Board and Brenda Smith about the Appeal of Layoff and charge of Conduct Unbecoming a Union Official |
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A personal note, looks as though it has been passed back and forth between several people. Seems to be discussing Ford Motor Company's treatment of black workers. |
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Elena M. Herrada at her desk at Local 1064 offices in Southfield, Michigan, spring 2002; she's about to turn age 45 |
