Healing multicultural America: Mexican immigrants rise to power in rural California

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Latin American and Latino Studies Multilingual Education and Policy Migration, Education, Indigenous Social Dynamics

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The dynamics of cultural transmission, H.T. Trueba castification in multicultural America, H.T. Trueba woodland in Yolo county, Y. Zou Chicanos in politics - learning to participate and organize, C. Rodriquez political gains of Chicano community - taking and using power, C. Rodriquez a school in change - the empowerment of minority teachers, J. Cintron lessons learned - the healing of American society, H.T. Trueba cultural therapy in action, H.T. Treuba annotated references for cultural therapy, H.T. Trueba.

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