migrant workers
Subject
Subject Source: general
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Arce, Hope; Pérez McEnelly, Minerva (aunt/niece). Discovery Green Park, 2009-12-15T15:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY006058
Interview Description
Hope Arce (72) talks with her niece Minerva Pérez McEnelly (54) about the discrimination she has faced as a Mexican-American and family genealogy. Facilitator Subject Log 3:17 descrimination that Emilio (Hope's father) faced; he was left handed and he never learned to read or write 9:02 punished at school for speaking Spanish; family of firsts; first Sheriff of Alamo; Minerva was punished for speaking Spanish in the first...
Dates:
2009-12-15T15:30:00
Meza Ramirez, Macario; Henry-Lester, Whitney (storyteller/facilitator). Discovery Green Park, 2009-12-15T09:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY006054
Interview Description
Macario Ramirez (74) is interviewed by Whitney Henry-Lester (26) about his childhood summers working with his father as a migrant worker, and his career as a businessman and activist. Facilitator Subject Log :42 Macario was born in San Antonio, TX of Mexican parents; six siblings; parents' immigration from Mexico 5:00 driving a WW II Jeep to travel the migrant route; shy or embarrassed to work the fields; segregated community...
Dates:
2009-12-15T09:30:00
Sanchez, Rosalinda; Abeyta, Carmen (friend/friend). Penrose Public Library, 2009-10-07T12:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY005808
Interview Description
Rosalinda Sanchez (43) and Carmen Abeyta (63) talk about their experiences as Latinas and Chicanas, their families and their experience with "curanderos ", or healers. Facilitator Subject Log 00:48 Rosalinda was born in Washington State. Her parents were migrant farmers with a cucumber farm. Carmen was born in Montrose, CO and her parents were also farmers. 09:30 Rosalinda talks about dealing with racism and discrimination in her...
Dates:
2009-10-07T12:30:00
Villarreal, José; Sullivan Villarreal, Sylvia (husband/spouse). Discovery Green Park, 2009-12-05T11:30:00
File — Interview-id MBY006023
Interview Description
José Villarreal (62) talks with his wife Sylvia Sullivan Villarreal (59) about his childhood in Orange Grove, TX, migrating around Texas with his family as a child and meeting his wife Sylvia when he was in graduate school. Facilitator Subject Log 1:38 migrant farmers; the most his father made every year was $2000 for a family of nine kids 5:51 memories of his father being nervous to stop at gas stations; stopping at the roadside...
Dates:
2009-12-05T11:30:00