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Program for 1990 Mexican Independence Day celebration

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University of Wisconsin—Madison Chicano Studies Program () et al

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Program describes events during the Diez y Seis de Septiembre (Mexican Independence Day) celebration from September 13 through September 15, 1990.The celebration included the movie Requiem 29, a poetry recital by Carlos Reyes entitled "Why Am I So Brown?", a lecture by Prof. Ricardo Romo about "Jim Crow, Segregation, and the Latino Community, a pictorial essay called "Seeds of Sorrow, Harvest of Hope" about migrant farmworkers in Wisconsin, and traditional Mexican music and dancing.
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  1. Chicanos
  2. Dances
  3. Ephemera
  4. Events
  5. Hispanics
  6. Lectures
  7. Madison (Wis.)
  8. Movies
  9. Music
  10. Traditions

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