Name/Title
California History Fall 1995 Volume LXXlV Number 3Entry/Object ID
2021.0016.44Description
Turning Points: Mexican Americans in California History- Introduction to the Special Issue, Neither Activists Nor Victims: Mexican Women's Historical Discourse - The Case of San Diego , 1820-1850, " Just Put On That Padua Hills Theatre, 1931-1974, "I work For My Daughter's Future": Entrepreneurship and Mexican American Women, "Dodgers Beisbol is on Air" : The Development and Impact of the Dodgers' Spanish-Language Broadcasts, 1958-1994,; The Origins of Chicano Cultural Thought: Visions and Paradigms- Romano's Culturalism, Alurista's Aesthetics, and Acuna's Communalism, Moving Still- A Short Story, Homegirls, Cholas, and Pachucas in Cinema: Taking Over the Public Sphere, Quetzalcoatl in San Jose: Conflict Over A CommemorationCollection
PeriodicalsAcquisition
Accession
2021.0016Source or Donor
Napa BookmineAcquisition Method
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Mexican Americans, Mexican American Women, Padua Hills Theater, Dodgers Baseball, Cholas, QuetzalcoatlPublication Details
Author
California Historical SocietyPlace Published
Location
San Francisco, CACreate Date
November 19, 2021Update Date
May 23, 2026