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6. Campaña nacional de solidaridad con el trabajador inmigrante (pinback button). San Jose, CA, n.d.. 1.75 inch button, very good. Text arranged inside red machine cog design on yellow background, industrial pictorial motif in center. San Jose manufacturer info on edge. (#132294) $18.00 7. Centro Latino Amigo [pinback button]. n.p.: n.p., [1970s?]. 1.25 inch diameter pinback button, white field, green text. (#172773) $18.00 8. Chicano art; resistance and affirmation, an interpretive exhibition of the Chicano art movement,1965-1985. Los Angeles: Wight Art Gallery, University of California, 1990. 20p. tabloid newspaperformat program for the CARA exhibition, 14x11.5 inches, bilingual text in Spanish and English, illustrations, (#99208) $25.00 9. Chicanos Mexicanos Latinos Centroamericanos, July 28th mobilization, stop U.S. military intervention in Central America and the Caribbean, March, Shatto Park to Macarthur Park. [Los Angeles]: n. pub., [1986]. 8.5x11 inch flyer, printed two sides, one in English, one in Spanish, for the march, black text on white paper. (#146257) $15.00 10. Cipactli; vol. 2 no. 1 (Fall 1989-Winter 1990). San Francisco: San Francisco State University, 1990. 48p., 8.5x11 inches, texts in English and Spanish, illustrations, photos, poems, very good magazine/journal in stapled pictorial wraps. Paperback. (#172802) $15.00 Various Chicano poets and writers. 11. Con Safos; number 7. Los Angeles: Con Safos, 1971. 65p., 8.5x11 inches, illustrations, texts in English and some Spanish, photos, poems, essays, very good magazine/journal in stapled pictorial wraps. Magazine. (#103520) $75.00 Includes a long excerpt (and first appearance of) Oscar Zeta Acosta's "Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo," Gilberto Sanchez Lújan on Chicano art, with woodcuts by Roberto de la Rocha, a bibliographic essay on Los Chicanos by Roberto P. Haro, and much more.
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