Letter from an “Unhappy White”
LHP_Intern2019-09-08T22:44:58+00:00Discriminatory letter addressed to a Mr. and Mrs. Garcia, dated April 14, 1972.
Discriminatory letter addressed to a Mr. and Mrs. Garcia, dated April 14, 1972.
Lad and Gerald Flores at Flores Grocery store, which is currently owned by Lad who lives next door in the same home where his parents once lived.
"We were too old for Boy Scouts so, at that time, we gave it up. At that time was the lettuce strike, you know, the grape strikes started. So it got real active here in Pueblo, so we joined that... And, we, marched to Denver... we used to picket farms."
Letter written regarding the need for change for Chicanos in Pueblo, ca. 1975
"Eloy Arellano at an overlook off of La Junta Road with the mill (where he worked for over 30 years) in the background"
"I was lucky at 16, they (at CF&I) were hiring kids and women. The war was on - World War II... in 44. I went to Central for a couple years. the minute I got to be 16 - zoom - I come to work in the mill. My birthday is November 8th. On November 13th, I started working in the mill."
Statement issued on May 5, 1972 demanding action regarding recent deaths of Hispanic children.
"Frank Orona at his home on San Juan Street, just off of Santa Rosa"
Fact sheet issued by the Pueblo Health Coalition regarding misconceptions about misconduct by the Pueblo District Attorney's Office, 1978.
American National Life Insurance company would not hire hispanic people. Lee Martinez, under the alias Martine, is shown 4th from the right in the back.