In this 2018 interview, Judge Manzanares responds to the amount of Latino students during his time in law school. He was chosen as one of the few Latino students from the Ford Foundation to attend law school. He later went on to become dean of this very program where he noticed the size of Latino students decreased. Length: 3:11.
Judge Manzanares shares his educational experiences in Trinidad State College all the way to his other educational experiences to get into law school. 2018. Length: 1:38.
Mayor Garduno talks about the struggles she experienced growing up and being discouraged from going to school and how that parallels to the way Latino youth today are discouraged from higher education. 2018. Length: 1:45.
List of Weston elementary school students with perfect attendence records contains mostly Latino names.
Thomas Hay discusses the community impact the mines in Trinidad had. Length: 3:44.
Yolanda Romero talks about how the Coal Miners Museum in Trinidad came to be by community support. 2018. Length: 4:40.
The Quintana sisters talk about the coal mines and their memories of their mom working in the Trinidad coal mine in this 2018 interview. Length: 1:00.
2018 interview with Jerald Renner where he provides information about the daily work life in the mining sites in Trinidad. Length: 2:55.
Interview in 2018 with Thomas Hay where he expands on the importance of the mining union in relation to health. Length: 0:59.
Renner, Romero, and Hay speak in this 2018 interview about how United Mine Workers of America worked and how they protected them as workers. Length: 5:20.
