Hispanics in the United States #25 Activismo Latino - Bolerium Books

126. [Garcia, Inez]. Free Inez [pinback button]. [Berkeley]: n. pub.,
n.d.. 1.5 inch pinback, very good, in bold black letters on a white
background. Union bug shows East Bay manufacture. (#141877)
$20.00
Refers to the case of Inez García, a farmworker jailed for killing her
rapist.
127. Garcia, Rupert. TRA; toward revolutionary art, number 6 (volume 2
no. 2). San Francisco: TRA, 1975. 48p., 8.5x11 inches, slightly shelf worn
stapled wraps with a cover reproduction in colors of "El Grito de Rebelde." This
copy has been signed by artist Rupert Garcia, in pencil, vertically along the right
margin of the cover. Inside find seven more Garcia silkscreen posters of which five
are reproduced in colors. Covers have been creased. (#40049) $125.00
The sixth of the seven issues of the New Left's most important art magazine.TRA
covered developments in revolutionary and avant-garde art with the energy and
zeal unique to the New Left. As it expanded, it involved an increasing number of
Chicano artists - poets and painters both whose work related directly to the
growing struggles in Latin America as well as US barrios. Ken Light photos
grace the fifth issue, while the sixth issue contains a portfolio of Garcia
silkscreens as well as the signed cover, along with poems by Roberto Vargas,
David Henderson and new translations of Neruda works. The seventh issue
contains a portfolio of political comics, with contributions by Trina Robbins,
Spain Rodriguez, and others.
128. Gonzales, Pedro J., Oscar Chavez, Tony Plana, Pepe Serna, Peter Henry Schroeder, Isaac Artenstein.
Break of dawn; a true story; Sunday December 10, 1989, U of A Gallagher Theater (souvenir booklet). Tucson:
University of Arizona, 1989. [56p.] 4.25x5.5 inches, illustrated with photos of Gonzalez, Chavez, Serna et al,
local advertising, bios, story of the film, very good in stapled printed wraps. (#157481) $25.00
A souvenir booklet to accompany the special screening of the independent film written and directed by Artenstein
telling the story of Los Angeles radio personality and musician Gonzalez who led a protest against right-wing
deportation of Mexican Americans in the 1930s and ended up in San Quentin on trumped-up charges.
129. [Grape boycott]. Boycott grapes (pinback button). n.p., n.d..
1.5 inch diameter pin, very good, with black UFW eagle superimposed on
pink triangle, inscription in white letters around. (#161888) $15.00
Pin showing Gay and Lesbian support for the United Farmworkers.