Guide to the Mario T. Garcia Chicano Collection
MS 205
Finding aid prepared by Katrina White
Collection processed as part of grant project supported by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) with generous
funding from The Andrew Mellon Foundation.
San Diego History Center Document Collection
1649 El Prado, Suite 3
San Diego, CA, 92101
619-232-6203
July 10, 2012
Title: Mario T. Garcia Chicano Collection
Identifier/Call Number: MS 205
Contributing Institution:
San Diego History Center Document Collection
Language of Material:
English
Physical Description:
7.75 Linear feet
(12 boxes)
Date (inclusive): 1956-1976
Language of Materials: Collection materials are in English and Spanish.
Abstract: This collection contains papers relating to the professional and political life of Chicano scholar and historian Mario T.
Garcia during his years in San Diego in the early 1970s.
creator:
Garcia, Mario T.
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research.
Conditions Governing Use
The San Diego History Center (SDHC) holds the copyright to any unpublished materials. SDHC Library regulations do apply.
Processing Information
Collection processed by Katrina White on July 10, 2012.
Collection processed as part of grant project supported by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) with generous
funding from The Andrew Mellon Foundation.
Preferred Citation
Mario T. Garcia Chicano Collection, MS 205, San Diego History Center Document Collection, San Diego, CA.
Arrangement
Collection is arranged into ten series:
Series I: Mario Garcia Personal Papers
Series II: SDSU Educational Papers
Series III: UCSD Educational Papers
Series IV: San Jose State College and Sacramento State College Papers
Series V: Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MECHA) Papers
Series VI: Cultural and Political Papers
Series VII: Articles and Magazines
Series VIII: Collegiate Newspapers (English)
Series IX: Community Newspapers (English)
Series X: Newspapers (Bilingual and Spanish)
Items within each series are arranged by subject, except for Series VIII-X which are arranged alphabetically.
Scope and Content
This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Chicano scholar Mario T. Garcia during his time in San Diego
in the early to mid-1970s. It also includes documents and ephemera related to the San Diego Chicano community, and the Chicano
and anti-war movements of the early 1970s. There are educational papers from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD),
San Diego State University (SDSU), and Sacramento and San Jose State Colleges, all of which Garcia taught at during his graduate
studies. The collection also includes a vast compilation of local, state and national community newspapers and periodicals,
as well as numerous collegiate newspapers and publications from UCSD, SDSU, San Jose and Sacramento State. Documents of note
include rare original flyers and posters related to the Delano grape boycott and other United Farm Workers activities, as
well as posters and ephemera from the general Chicano movement and the Chicano anti-war movement.
Biographical / Historical Notes
Mario T. Garcia received his Bachelors and Masters degrees in History at the University of Texas, El Paso. He went on to receive
his Ph.D. at the University of California, San Diego. While going to school for his Ph.D., Garcia was a lecturer in Chicano
Studies and History at San Diego State University. He held that position from 1970 to 1974. While teaching at SDSU, he was
involved in the campaign to establish a Center for Chicano Studies on-campus, while also working closely with the student-run
organization MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán). He was also active in the Open Admissions controversy at SDSU,
and the movement surrounding Third College at UCSD, as well as a member of the Young Socialist Alliance and Raza contra la
Guerra. Garcia was awarded his Ph.D. in history in 1975 based on his doctoral dissertation titled “Obreros: the Mexican workers
of El Paso, 1900-1920.” In 1975, he began working at the University of California, Santa Barbara as Acting Assistant Professor
of Chicano Studies and History, where he continues to teach today. His other teaching positions included teaching at Third
College at the University of California, San Diego and at San Jose State College. Garcia also taught at Yale briefly from
1990 to 1992, later returning to his position as a faculty member at UC Santa Barbara. Along with being a professor of Chicano
Studies, Garcia has written a variety of articles for publication and was involved in composing the anthology entitled
New Perspectives on Chicano History. Garcia currently serves as the Director of the Latino Leadership Project and the Research Liaison between the Department
of Chicano Studies and the Center for Chicano Studies at UCSB. A 2009 Guggenheim Fellow and Fullbright Scholar, Garcia has
received numerous book awards including the 1998 Virginia McCormick Scully Literary Award and the 1981 and 1990 Southwest
Book Awards. Some of his books include
Desert Immigrants: The Mexicans of El Paso, 1880-1920 (1981),
Mexican Americans: Leadership, Ideology, and Identity, 1930-1960 (1989),
Católicos: Resistance and Affirmation in Chicano Catholic History (2008) and
Blowout: Sal Castro and the Chicano Struggle for Educational Justice (2011).
Immediate Source of Acquisition
Accession numbers 741202, 750129, 761207, 770101.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Alurista
Association of Chicano Historians.
Barrio, Raymond
Buenaventura, Enrique
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation.
Camejo, Antonio
Chavez, Cesar, 1927-1993
Chicano Council on Higher Education.
Cortes, Carlos E.
Freire, Paulo, 1921-1997
Galarza, Ernesto, 1905-1984
Garcia, Mario T.
Garcia, Richard
Gonzales, Rodolpho, 1928-2005
Guzman, Ralph C.
Halstead, Fred
Jenness, Linda
Lorenz, Jim
National Caucus of Chicano Social Scientists (U.S.).
Nunez Tellez, Rene
Olivarez, Elizabeth
Ortiz, Ricardo Chavez
Palomar College.
Puente, Alberto G.
Raza Unida Party (U.S.).
Rios, Santiago, R
Rodriquez, Armando M.
Rodriquez, Olga
Ruiz, Raul
Salazar, Ruben, 1928-1970
San Diego City College.
San Diego Historical Society.
San Diego State University.
San Jose State University.
Socialist Workers Party.
Stanford University.
Thompson, Hunter S.
United Farm Workers of America.
University of California, Berkeley.
University of California, Los Angeles.
University of California, San Diego.
University of California, Santa Barbara.
University of Colorado, Boulder.
University of Texas at El Paso.
Young Socialist Alliance (U.S.).
Anti-war demonstrations
Berkeley (Calif.)
Boulder (Colo.)
Canneries
Chicano literature
Chicano movement
El Paso (Tex.)
Fullerton (Calif.)
Grape Strike, Calif., 1965-1970
Los Angeles (Calif.)
Mexican Americans -- Education
Mexican Americans -- Study and teaching
Sacramento (Calif.)
San Diego (Calif.)
San Jose (Calif.)
Santa Barbara (Calif.)
Teaching
Tijuana (Baja California, Mexico)
Series I:
Mario Garcia Personal Papers
Box-folder 1:1
Personal papers and notes,
1971 December–1972 March and undated
Box-folder 1:2
Correspondence,
1969 May–1973 April and undated
Includes:
Personal and professional correspondence regarding employment, publication, and inquiries regarding Chicano history.
Letter from Santiago Rios, Federal inmate requesting Chicano reading material from Garcia, July 11, 1971
Box-folder 1:3
Manuscripts and publications,
1971 December and undated
Box-folder 1:4
Book reviews and newspaper articles,
1971 August and undated
Series II:
SDSU Educational Papers
Box-folder 1:5
Teaching documents,
1969–1973 and undated
Includes:
Garcia’s course syllabi, materials, and teaching-related notes
Box-folder 1:6
Graded student papers,
1973 May–1974 May
Box-folder 1:7
Graded student papers,
1974 November-December and undated
Box-folder 1:8
Professional memos and correspondence,
1971 March–1973 April
Box-folder 1:9
Professional memos and correspondence,
1973 May–1974 July, undated
Box-folder 1:10
Faculty meeting agendas and minutes,
1972 January–1973 March and undated
Box-folder 2:1
Fight for Chicano Studies Program,
1967–1974 and undated
Includes:
Several versions of a “Proposal for a Chicano Studies Program” or for a Center for Chicano Studies, as well as related ephemera
Box-folder 2:2
Open admissions controversy,
1972 March–April and undated
Scope and Content
Position papers regarding the fight for establishing open admissions at SDSU, as well as ephemera related to Open Admissions
marches and demonstrations.
Box-folder 2:3
MECHA-administration controversy,
1972 February–1974 May and undated
Scope and Content
Correspondence, position papers and ephemera related to the MECHA demands made to the SDSU Administration that threatened
the resignation of Chicana/o faculty if they weren’t met.
Box-folder 2:4
Ryan Act papers,
1972 April-May and undated
Scope and Content
Correspondence, meeting minutes and position papers regarding the Ryan Act which mandates that would-be schoolteachers must
first earn a bachelor's degree before taking courses towards earning a teaching credential.
Box-folder 2:5
Mexican American Studies Department papers,
1971-1974 and undated
Includes:
Curriculum proposals, syllabi, announcements and correspondence regarding the Mexican American Studies Department
Box-folder 2:6
Institute for Cultural Pluralism,
1974 March-December and undated
Scope and Content
Proposals for a Bilingual/Cross-Cultural Specialist Credential program through the Institute for Cultural Pluralism at SDSU,
as well as proposed curricula.
Box-folder 2:7
Campus events,
1972 November–1973 January and undated
Includes:
Flyers and programs related to campus-sponsored cultural, political and educational events
Series III:
UCSD Educational Papers
Box-folder 2:8
Teaching documents,
1965 April–1971 December and undated
Includes:
Garcia’s course syllabi, materials, and teaching-related notes
Box-folder 2:9
Graduate seminars,
1971 May and undated
Includes:
Handouts and syllabi for several graduate level seminars
Box-folder 2:10
Defending Third College,
1971 April–1972 June and undated
Scope and Content
University documents regarding Third College, correspondence and position papers in defense of Third College, and news articles
and ephemera regarding the struggle to save Third College.
Box-folder 2:11
"Third College Bulletin" and "Lumumba-Zapata Newsletter,"
1971 January–1972 February and undated
Scope and Content
Newsletters from Third College, UCSD
Box-folder 2:12
Third World Studies curriculum and papers,
1970–1972 and undated
Box-folder 2:13
Chicano Studies proposal,
1971-1975 and undated
Includes:
Correspondence, documents and curricula regarding establishing a Chicano Studies program or department at UCSD
Box-folder 3:1
Third College administration and job searches,
1971 January–1974 November and undated
Includes:
Documents relating to the administration of Third College, and faculty candidate visits
Box-folder 3:2
Campus events,
1972 May–1976 May and undated
Includes:
Flyers and programs related to campus-sponsored cultural, political and educational events
Box-folder 3:3
Newspaper articles,
1971 March
Series IV:
San Jose State College and Sacramento State College Papers
Box-folder 3:4
San Jose State College Chicano Faculty Association papers and teaching materials,
1970 January-May and undated
Box-folder 3:5
San Jose State College Faculty and Graduate Studies memos and papers,
1969 February–1970 May and undated
Box-folder 3:6
Sacramento State College,
1969-1972
Includes:
Documents relating to the Sacramento State Early Childhood Development Fellowship Program
Series V:
Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MECHA) Papers
Box-folder 3:7
Constitution, by-laws, and history,
1968-1973 and undated
Box-folder 3:8
Agendas and meeting minutes,
1971 November–1973 March and undated
Box-folder 3:9
Correspondence and memos,
1970 March–1974 June
Includes:
Letter from Rene Nuñez, Centro de Estudios Chicanos to SD City College President regarding an incident at City College where
Chicano students were punished for lowering the American flag and replacing it with the flag of Aztlan, March 23, 1970
Box-folder 3:10
Position papers and MECHA philosophy,
1970–1974 and undated
Includes:
“MECHA’s position on the Cambodian Crisis,” 1970
MECHA Statement: “Racism in the Canneries of California,” undated
Box-folder 3:11
MECHA-SDSU financial records,
1971-1973
Box-folder 3:12
State and national events,
1970 October–1976 November and undated
Includes:
Correspondence, event programs, posters and ephemera related to state and national MECHA-associated events
Minutes from Chicano Council on Higher Education Conference (CCHE) Workshops
Newsletter of the National Caucus of Chicano Social Scientists, vol. 1, no. 1
Program from U.C. Statewide MECHA Conference, 1973
Conference Schedule: San Diego/Tijuana: “The international border in community relations: gateway or barrier?”
Semana de la Raza poster (in Oversize Collections D2)
Box-folder 3:13
Other national associations,
1970 January–1975 April and undated
Includes:
Papers and ephemera regarding MECHA-associated national associations
Pamphlet for Mid-West Council of La Raza
Poster for National Chicano Social Scientist Caucus (in Oversize Collections D2)
Poster for International Conference on Bilingual/Bicultural Education (in Oversize Collections D2)
Box-folder 3:14
MECHA-SDSU Re-interviewing Committee,
1972-1974
Scope and Content
Documents related to the MECHA-SDSU Re-Interviewing Committee for new interviews to determine the continuation of contracts
for currently employed faculty of the Centro de Estudios Chicanos.
Box-folder 3:15
Richard Garcia Case,
1973 October–1974 February
Scope and Content
Documents regarding the dismissal of Prof. Richard Garcia from Palomar College
Box-folder 3:16
MECHA-UCSD Chicano journal,
1972 May
Series VI:
Cultural and Political Papers
Box-folder 4:1
Chicano Studies, Fullerton Conference,
1971 October
Scope and Content
Papers related to the Chicano Studies CCHE Conference held in Fullerton. Contains position papers, proposals for Chicano Studies
programs at different California campuses, as well as correspondence and ephemera.
Box-folder 4:2
Anti-War Movement papers,
1966 July–1973 January and undated
Scope and Content
Event flyers, newsletters and ephemera regarding the Chicano anti-war movement focused primarily on the wars in Vietnam and
Cambodia. Some papers specifically related to the Chicano War Moratorium and Raza Contra la Guerra.
Includes:
“Mexican American Casualties in Vietnam” by Dr. Ralph Guzman, 1969
"Vietnam News" publication, September 1969
Raza Contra la Guerra press release, February 15, 1972
“Raza Si! Guerra No!” poster – Los Angeles march, March [no year provided] (in Oversize Collections D2)
“Raza Si! Guerra No!” poster – Los Angeles march, April [no year provided] (in Oversize Collections D2)
Box-folder 4:3
United Farm Workers papers,
1968 October–1974 June and undated
Scope and Content
Government documents, election-related documents, articles and ephemera related to the United Farm Workers Union. Many ephemera
regarding the Delano Grape Boycott and boycott-related events in San Diego, CA.
Includes:
“The Delano Grape Strike: The Farm Workers’ Struggle for Self-Determination” by Rev. Wayne C. Hartmire, Jr., February 1969
“Struggle in the Vineyards” by Richard Fineberg, May 1969
“A Statement of Policy re: The Rodino Bill H.R. 982,” October 3, 1969
Congressional Record: “House of Representatives: Statement of Cesar Chavez,” vol. 115, no. 161
Box-folder 4:4
Election-related papers (some in Spanish),
1972–1974 and undated
Includes:
Pamphlet: “The Socialist Alternative in Texas”
Richard Garcia election poster, 1972 (in Oversize Collections D2)
“Folleto para los electores de California”
Election materials for Raul Ruiz, Raza Unida Party
Raul Ruiz campaign newspaper (Spanish) (in Oversize Collections D2)
Election materials for Al Puente, 79th District
Box-folder 4:5
Government papers,
1969 November–1971 August
Includes:
“Extension of Remarks: Inter-Agency Committee on Mexican-American Affairs”
Statements of the Court: Santa Clara Juvenile Division
Box-folder 4:6
Chicano conferences and workshops,
1959 April–1974 June
Scope and Content
Papers related to numerous different Chicano-related events and workshops across the country. Includes documents regarding
events hosted by the Association of Chicano Historians, La Raza Council on Higher Education and the Chicano Social Science
Association, among others.
Box-folder 4:7
Chicano historical and cultural resources,
1966 April–1976 February and undated
Includes:
Pamphlets, correspondence, bibliographies and ephemera that serve as resources for Chicano history and culture.
Progress Report: Mexican-American Study Project, UCLA, April 1966
Box-folder 4:8
Political ephemera (some in Spanish),
1967 November–1974 May and undated
Includes:
Handmade flyers for demonstrations and events
Letter from Jim Lorenz, California Rural Legal Assistance regarding his resignation, April 1, 1969
“Peticion a las Naciones Unidas sobre el tratamiento al inmigrante mexicano,” March 1972
Spanish-language pamphlet regarding Law AB 528 published by C.A.S.A. Hermandad
"Honor a quien honor merece" newspaper on Ricardo Chavez Ortiz (in Oversize Collections D2)
Box-folder 4:9
Community and cultural ephemera,
1970-1973 and undated
Includes:
General papers and ephemera related to the Chicano community and Chicano culture
Papers on San Diego and California-based community organizations like Volunteers in Probation, La Casa de la Vecindad, as
well as information on Chicano books and publications.
Original program for 5th Annual Institute of History at the San Diego Historical Association with Mario Garcia as a featured
speaker
Series VII:
Articles and Magazines
Box-folder 4:10
Political articles (some in Spanish),
1960 September-1970 March
Box-folder 4:11
Political articles (some in Spanish),
1970 April–1972 October and undated
Box-folder 5:1
Cultural articles and literature (some in Spanish),
1956-1969
Box-folder 5:2
Cultural articles and literature (some in Spanish),
1970 January-November
Box-folder 5:3
Cultural articles and literature (some in Spanish),
1971 April–1972 October and undated
Box-folder 5:4
Cultural articles and literature (some in Spanish),
undated
Box-folder 5:5
Manuscripts,
1967 September–1969 September and undated
Includes:
“The Latest Developments in Farm Labor” by the SJS Grape Boycott Committee, undated
Box-folder 5:6
Periodicals,
1968-1971
Includes:
“Mexico ’68: The Students Speak” (U.S. Committee for Justice to Latin American Political Prisoners), 1968
Collections of reviews for the "Plum Plum Pickers" by Raymond Barrio (autographed by R. Barrio), October 9, 1969
"Los Pulpos: Newsletter from Dr. Ben Yellen," December 4, 1969
"Con Safos" vol. 1, no. 4, 1969
“Stranger in One’s Land: U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Clearinghouse,” no. 19, May 1970
"Que Tal!" no. 6, April 1, 1971
Box-folder 5:7
Periodicals (some in Spanish),
1972-1975 and undated
Includes:
"La Voz de la Raza" (Santa Barbara, CA) vol. 3, no. 1, December 1973
"Centro" (UC Santa Barbara Center for Chicano Studies) vol. 3, no. 2, 1973
"El Mirlo Canta de Noticatlan: Carta Sobre Estudios Chicanos" vol. 2, no. 1 (Spanish-language), September 1974
"Trucha" (San Jose), undated
Box-folder 5:8
Campus publications (some in Spanish),
1968-1976 and undated
Includes:
"University Free Press" (University of Texas at El Paso), no. 1, October 1968
"La Familia" (San Jose State College), October 1969
"Nuestra misión de San Francisco" vol. 1, no. 3, July-August 1969
"La Palabra" (Guest editor: Mario T. Garcia), June 1, 1970
"por que?" (Mexico D.F.) no. 182 (Spanish-language), December 23, 1971
"The Mole" (University of Texas at El Paso), undated
Box-folder 5:9
Magazines,
1972 October-November
Scope and Content
"La Luz" (magazine)
Box-folder 6:1
Magazines,
1973 January-May
Scope and Content
"La Luz" (magazine)
Box-folder 6:2
Magazines,
1973 June–1974 August
Scope and Content
"La Luz" (magazine)
Box-folder 6:3
Magazines (some in Spanish),
1972 January–1974 May
Scope and Content
"La Raza" (magazine)
Box-folder 6:4
Magazines (some in Spanish),
1966 July–1972 August and undated
Scope and Content
"Barrio Station," "Ramparts," "Revista de la Universidad de Mexico," "Agenda," and "La Raza en Acción Local" (magazines)
Series VIII:
Collegiate Newspapers (English)
Box-folder 7:1
California State University East Los Angeles: "MECHA,"
1973 January
Box-folder 7:2
California State University Fullerton: "El Quetzal,"
1973
Box-folder 7:3
California State University Northridge, MECHA: "El Popo,"
1973 January
Box-folder 7:4
East Los College: "La Vida Nueva,"
1973 April
Box-folder 7:5
San Diego City College: "Fort Knightly,"
1972 November
Box-folder 8:1
San Diego State University: "Daily Aztec,"
1970-1973
Box-folder 7:6
San Diego State University: "Inside the Beast,"
1972-1973
Box-folder 12:1
San Jose State University: "Cry of Color,"
1970 April
Box-folder 12:2
San Jose State University: "Spartan Daily,"
1969 October-1970 May
Box-folder 7:7
Stanford University, MECHA: "Chicanismo,"
1970 April-1971 November
Box-folder 7:8
University of California publications: "Third World" and "What is Happening at U.C.?",
1970 November-1972 May
Box-folder 7:9
University of California, Berkeley: "Chispas,"
1976 May
Box-folder 7:10
University of California, Los Angeles: "La Gente" and "Nommo,"
1970 April-1974 April
Box-folder 7:11
University of California, San Diego: "Black Voices,"
1972 May
Box-folder 7:12
University of California, San Diego: "Crazy Times,"
1972
Box-folder 7:13
University of California, San Diego: "Nine,"
undated
Box-folder 7:14
University of California, San Diego: "North Star,"
1972-1973
Box-folder 7:15
University of California, San Diego: "Natty Dread" and "New Indicator,"
1975 November-1976 December
Box-folder 8:2
University of California, San Diego: "Triton Times,"
1970-1974
Box-folder 7:16
Univerisyt of California, Santa Barbara: "Daily Nexus,"
1975 May
Box-folder 7:17
University of Colorado, Boulder: "El Diario de la Gente,"
1973 October
Box-folder 12:3
University of Texas, El Paso: "The Prospector,"
1969 April-1974 April
Box-folder 7:18
Unidentifiable campus: "Alternative,"
1976 May
Box-folder 7:19
Unidentifiable campus: "Voz Fronteriza,"
1976 January-November
Series IX:
Community Newspapers (English)
Box-folder 9:1
"The Appeal to Reason" (Berkeley),
1975 July-August
Box-folder 12:4
"The Arizona Daily Star,"
1972 September
Box-folder 9:2
"Bronze,"
1968 November-1969 June
Box-folder 9:3
"The Catalyst" (South Alameda County),
1969 December
Box-folder 9:5
"Challenge" (Progressive Labor Party),
1970 November
Box-folder 12:5
"Daily Times Advocate,"
1973 October
Box-folder 12:7
"El Paso Herald - Post,"
1972 August-September
Box-folder 9:8
"Goodbye to all that" and "Grapevine,"
1970 June and undated
Box-folder 9:9
"El Grito,"
1972 February-1974 June
Box-folder 12:8
"Herald Examiner,"
1971 February
Box-folder 12:9
"Los Angeles Times,"
1971 January-1973 December
Box-folder 9:10
"Marxists-Leninists,"
1973
Box-folder 9:11
"Maverick,"
1970 February-May
Box-folder 9:12
"The Militant,"
1970 May-1972 April
Box-folder 9:13
"The Nation," "The New Republic," "The New York Review," and "NPAC Fact Sheet,"
1968 July-1973 April and undated
Box-folder 9:14
"The O.B. Peoples Rag,"
1972 February
Box-folder 9:15
"The Peoples Voice,"
1975 July
Box-folder 10:1
"The Peoples World,"
1970 January-1976 August
Box-folder 10:2
"Prensa Popular,"
1973 November-1976 June
Box-folder 10:3
"La Raza,"
1968 June-1969 December
Box-folder 10:4
"The Reader,"
1972 November-1973 February
Box-folder 10:5
"La Revolucion,"
1969 February
Box-folder 10:6
"Revolutionary Marxist Caucus Newsletter" and "Revolutionary Communist Youth Newsletter,"
1971 July-1972 November
Box-folder 12:10
"San Diego Union,"
1972 September
Box-folder 12:11
"San Francisco Examiner,"
1970 August
Box-folder 12:12
"San Jose Mercury News - Focus,"
1969 August-1970 August
Box-folder 10:7
"Santa Barbara News & Review,"
1974 March
Box-folder 12:13
"SDS New Left Notes,"
1972 March
Box-folder 10:9
"Street Journal,"
1971 April 9
Box-folder 10:10
"El Tecolote,"
1971 October-1974 June
Box-folder 10:11
"The Texas Observer,"
1969 July-1970 December
Box-folder 10:12
"This World," "Triple Jeopardy," and "Truth,"
1970 April-1975 February
Box-folder 10:13
"Venceremos,"
1973 July-August
Box-folder 10:14
"World Magazine" and "Young Socialists,"
1970 March-1973 March
Series X:
Newspapers (Bilingual and Spanish)
Box-folder 11:1
"Bandera Roja" (Spanish),
1973 February
Box-folder 11:2
"Basta Ya!" (Spanish),
1969-1970
Box-folder 11:3
"Chicano Times" (Bilingual),
1972 September
Box-folder 11:4
"Los Desarraigados" (Bilingual),
1973 May
Box-folder 11:5
"Editorial" (Spanish),
1969 May-1972 June
Box-folder 12:14
"El Fronterizo" (Spanish),
1972 September
Box-folder 11:6
"Gaceta Sandinista" (Spanish),
1975 November
Box-folder 11:7
"Ideal" (Bilingual),
1972 February-March
Box-folder 11:8
"Justicia o palo" (Bilingual),
undated
Box-folder 11:9
"El Malcriado" (Bilingual),
1969 July-1971 February
Box-folder 11:10
"El Malcriado" (Bilingual),
1972 March-1973 March
Box-folder 11:11
"El Mexico Americano" (Bilingual),
1973
Box-folder 11:12
"El Obrero" (Spanish),
1972 November
Box-folder 11:13
"Papel Chicano" (Bilingual),
1972 February-1973 May
Box-folder 11:14
"El Papel: San Diego Times" (Bilingual),
1972 November-1973 May
Box-folder 11:15
"Raza de Bronce" (Bilingual),
1973 February-May
Box-folder 11:16
"La Raza Unida Party" (Bilingual),
undated
Box-folder 12:15
"El Reportero" (Spanish),
1973 August
Box-folder 12:16
"San Diego en Espanol" (Spanish),
1975 June
Box-folder 12:17
"San Francisco Mission News" (Bilingual),
1970 February
Box-folder 11:17
"Si Se Puede" (Bilingual),
1975 August-1976 January
Box-folder 11:18
"Sin Fronteras" (Bilingual),
1974 April-May 1976
Box-folder 11:19
"La Verdad" (Bilingual),
1970 September-1972 January
Box-folder 12:18
"La Voz del Pueblo" (Bilingual),
1972 October and undated
Box-folder 11:20
"Voz Obrera" (Spanish),
1970 September
Box-folder 11:21
Unidentifiable title (Bilingual),
undated