The crusade for justice: Chicano militancy and the government's war on dissent

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Latin American and Latino Studies Race, History, and American Society American Political and Social Dynamics

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This account of the Chicano movement in 1960s Denver reveals the intolerance and brutality that inspired and accompanied the organization known as the Crusade for Justice. The author, a former member of the Crusade, reveals the damaging effects of the authorities on ethnic liberation movements.

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