Box 1
Contains 24 Results:
"The Bourbons Got the Blues" flyer, 1938 May 8
This series contains materials from the Black Civil Rights movement in the United States, including a 1938 advertisement for an event featuring Duke Ellington, Juanita Hall, Georgia Burke, and others, put on by the Negro Cultural Committee, and a poster advocating for the freedom of Black Panther prisoners, like David Hilliard.
Green Angels periodical, circa 1984
This series contains artwork characteristic of the Chicano movement. Items include a periodical called “The Green Angels” about Mexican Americans in the military, various paños from prisoners, and art from an amateur female Chicana artist working in a prison.
Jose "Cha Cha" Jimenez photograph, 1969 June
Jose "Cha Cha" Jimenez surrender photograph, 1972 December
"First zoot suit on record", 1943 June
This series contains items pertaining to the Zoot Suit Riots, a series of violent clashes in June 1943 largely between U.S. and young Latinos in Los Angeles. Materials include a Broadway program from the musical “Zoot Suit” depicting the Zoot Suit riots, and a photograph of the first Zoot Suit on record, originally published in the New York Times.
Zoot Suit Broadway program, 1979
This series contains items pertaining to the Zoot Suit Riots, a series of violent clashes in June 1943 largely between U.S. and young Latinos in Los Angeles. Materials include a Broadway program from the musical “Zoot Suit” depicting the Zoot Suit riots, and a photograph of the first Zoot Suit on record, originally published in the New York Times.