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OPEN LETTER TO THE HIP-HOP ON IMMIGRATION
Tuesday April 25, 2006
ADISA BANJOKO SPEAKS AT YOUTH AND POWER
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MAY 1ST, NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION
Tuesday April 25, 2006
A Day Without the Immigrants May 1st International Workers Day
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SUPPORT THE SOUTH CENTRAL FARMERS
Tuesday April 18, 2006
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DAVEY D INTERVIEWS BROWN BERETS
Tuesday April 18, 2006
Fighting the Power-Meet the Brown Berets
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You have reached the website of the Autonomous Chapter of the Watsonville Brown Berets. Bookmark this location to stay informed about our latest actions, revolutionary and Chicano/a history, as well as local and international news. Through this website you can access information about colleges and universities and learn how to become involved in effective grassroots organizing.

Photo: Mujeres Hacen La Fuerza - Luis Angel Alejo ©2005

In 1967, young Chicanas and Chicanos from the barrios of East Los Angeles came together and established the Brown Berets in order to address issues that were impacting their communities negatively. The Brown Berets fought against police harassment, inadequate public schools and education, the lack of political representation and the Vietnam War draft. The Brown Berets became a symbol of resistance and hope within the Chicana and Chicano community and flourished throughout the barrios of this country. Influenced by the legacy of this organization and similar conditions that existed in the 60’s, a group of Watsonville students decided to reactivate the Brown Berets in 1994. Incorporating indigenous spirituality and international liberation struggles, the Watsonville Brown Berets are one of the most active local youth organizations fighting for progressive change and barrio peace…


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"Those who profess to favor freedom, yet depreciate agitation, are men [and women] who want crops without plowing up the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its many waters."
-Frederick Douglas



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