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The CIA Thought Fighting for Equality Was a Threat—Latino Leaders Were Their TargetThe CIA’s secret surveillance of Latino civil rights leaders reveals how fighting for equality was seen as a threat.
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Gordon, a noted historian of the United States, seeks to understand how social movements arise and operate, in the belief that these movements have changed the world as significantly as have wars or ...
The CIA has released documents showing it monitored Latino activists who had supported late civil rights icon Martin Luther ...
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CIA releases docs on Latino civil rights-era surveillanceThe CIA monitored Mexican American and Puerto Rican civil rights activists fighting for equal education and to honor the late ...
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César Chávez is a Latino icon and civil rights leader, labor leader, and community organizer whose legacy is deeply embedded in the story of California, the farm worker movement, and the push ...
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