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Interviews Richard Avena, regional director for the Southwest Office of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights and Texas State Senator Carlos Truan, special advisor to the Commission on Civil Rights. Both discuss the upcoming extension by congress of the Voting Rights Act and the history of discrimination in the electoral process to minorities..., 9/8/81 (9/11/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 42-81
Dates:
9/8/81 (9/11/81)
Examines the voting trend of Chicanos in comparison with the general voting trend in this country. Chicanos have been going to the polls more while the general population has been voting less. Part of the reason is the increasing birth rate among Chicanos. Calderon also talks about the Voting Rights Act and how it has helped to alleviate voting barriers for Chicanos, 9/15/81 (9/18/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 43-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #42-82]
Dates:
9/15/81 (9/18/81)
Mariachi music: focusing on Black, Indian and Spanish influences. Includes comments by noted ethnomusicologists and a "live" performance by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan, Jalisco (update of an earlier show), 9/-/79 (10/-/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 45-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #9-82]
Dates:
9/-/79 (10/-/81)
Educating undocumented children — discusses the Supreme Court case with Attorney General Mark White and L.A. attorney Peter Schey who represents immigrant children. Also guests are Mr. López, an undocumented worker from Mexico and Rogelio Nuñez and Nestor Rodríguez who started a school for undocumented Mexican Children, 10/3/81 (10/9/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 46-81
Scope and Contents
[rerun?]
Dates:
10/3/81 (10/9/81)
"Seguin" — A look at this film which is based on Juan Seguin who fought for Texas independence from Mexico. Also guest is Jesús Treviño, filmmaker, and critics Juan Rodríguez from Texas Lutheran College, and Rosuara Sánchez from the Univ. of Calif. in San Diego. (Scheduled to air on PBS Jan. 1982), 9-10/-/81 (10/19/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 47-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #28-82]
Dates:
9-10/-/81 (10/19/81)
Chicano art is discussed with art historian Dr. Pedro Rodríguez, from Wash. State Univ. and with Chicano artist Amado Peña whose art work is found in major U.S. art galleries, including the Smithsonian Institution and in Europe. Dr. Rodríguez discusses the development of Chicano art and its major trends., 10/19-21/81 (10/22/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 48-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #43-82]
Dates:
10/19-21/81 (10/22/81)
Our Lady of Guadalupe, national symbol of Mexico. Talks with Alicia Gonzales., 11/-/80 (10/29/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 49-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #29-82]
Dates:
11/-/80 (10/29/81)
Interview with Chicano psychologist Gus Barón, editor of the book, Notions in Chicano Psychology Barón talks about the new trend in Chicano psychology which takes cultural factors into consideration when treating the psychological problems affecting Chicanos, 11/2/81 (11/6/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 50-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #30-82]
Dates:
11/2/81 (11/6/81)
Chicanos at Christmas time — Raquel Pérez and Carmen Tafolla talk about "Posadas", "Misa de Gallo", and other religious customs relating to Christmas. This program includes Christmas music of "Little Joe, Johnny y la Familia", and "Los Alegres de Teran", along with other Chicano Christmas songs., 11/11-12/81 (11/15/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 51-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #50-82]
Dates:
11/11-12/81 (11/15/81)
Chicano Christmas Cultural Customs — Carmen Tafolla and Raquel Pérez talk about the “Tamalada” the “Bunuelos” and the bilingual songs and poems which are part of the X-Mas practices of Chicanos. Includes the Chicano version of “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”, “Twas the Night Before Christmas” and other popular Chicano Christmas songs., 11/9-11/81 (11/19/81)
Item — Box: 11, Item: 52-81
Scope and Contents
[reruns #51-82]
Dates:
11/9-11/81 (11/19/81)