Philip Vera Cruz : a personal history of Filipino immigrants and the Farmworkers movement

Craig Scharlin · Lilia V. Villanueva · Glenn K. Omatsu · Augusto Caesar Espiritu

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ForewordIntroduction1) Still good at sitting down2) A matter of survival3) The most important $2 in my life4) So close to the good life5) I sacrificed too much...6) A minority within a minority7) The movement must go beyond its leaders8) Pounding me with their anger9) My continual struggle10) A golden foundationNotesSelected Bibliography

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