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Arellanes 1
Title
Brown Beret Recruitment
Description
A photograph used as Brown Beret Recruitment, in La Causa newspaper. Two rows of men are lined up with one man on the side. A handwritten caption reads, "Join The Brown Berets and Be Part Of Being Proud".
Date
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Arellanes 3
Title
Community Protest After Carnalismo Meeting
Description
A photograph of a community Protest after a Carnalismo meeting. Two signs read, "Serve and Protect Who?" A third sign in the background reads, "Stop Police Brutality." A typed, cut-off caption reads:
"RICHEO
August 18, 1969, after a meeting that CARNALISMO had (CARNALISMO is an organization formed by the Chicanos in ages 12 to 18, to inform Chicanos who live in the projects, what to do in case the are caught in any situation where they might be done in by the MAN, and to improve the situation of housing in the projects, schooling and civil human rights), and the vatos were just shooting the bull as usual. About 12:00 a squad car pulled up on 5th and Gless Streets with their lights off. Two officers came out of the car with their night sticks drawn, and ran toward the group, which was sitting on the so-called playground. It This is a common tactic used by the pig, so the vatos ran. Either you run or get your ass whipped and get arrested for no reason. Since the vatos ran in different directions, the two pla cas also separated. Not less than five minutes after everyone ran, two shots were heard. One officer arri-".
Date
1969-08-18
Identifying Number
Arellanes 4
Title
Anti-Police Demonstration
Description
A photograph of a anti-police community protest and demonstration. Leading the Brown Beret marching contingency is Fred "Sabu" Resendez. A sign reads, "Stop Police Gestapo Tactics".
Date
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Arellanes 5
Title
Brown Beret Affiliations; La Causa and Saint Elizabeth Convent Dominican Sisters
Description
A contact sheet of The Brown Berets and their association with La Causa: A Spanish Surname, Higher Education Programs, and the Saint Convent Dominican Sisters.
Date
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Arellanes 6
Title
Brown Beret Community Protest
Description
A photograph of a Brown Beret Community Protest. Marchers Pictured: (Front Row, left to right): Bob Acosta (Undercover Sherriff), Unknown, David Sanchez, Mario Garcia, Gloria Arellanes (Behind Acosta).
Date
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Arellanes 25
Title
David Sanchez Birthday Party
Description
A photograph of a surprise birthday party for David Sanchez at Rona Fields House. Pictured is a yellow cake with the La Causa logo.
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Arellanes 32
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the El Barrio Free Clinic sign is decorated with a pre-Columbian motif. The sign reads: "Free Clinic 5016 Whitter Tel: 266-1122".
Date
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Arellanes 38
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the street view of El Barrio Free Clinic at night.
Date
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Arellanes 39
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of El Barrio Free Clinic sign is decorated with a pre-Columbian motif. The sign reads: "El Barrio Free Clinic 5016 Whitter Tel: 266-1122".
Date
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Arellanes 41
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of three female Los Angeles Brown Beret Organization members participating in a hunger stake in support of the 26 Chicano inmates on a hunger strike, within the Los Angeles County Jail in 1969. They hold a sign that reads: "WE ARE ON A HUNGER STRIKE! in support of 26 prisoners who are on a HUNGER STRIKE for JUSTICE since Aug. 5 '96-VIVA LA CAUSA-" Pictured (seated from left to right): Madeline Carlos (daughter of Connie Carlos), Hilda Reyes, Graciela Reyes.
Date
1969-08
Identifying Number
Arellanes 42
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
"A photograph of three female Los Angeles Brown Beret Organization members participating in a hunger strike in support of the 26 Chicano inmates on a hunger strike, within the Los Angeles County Jail in 1969. They hold a sign that reads: "WE ARE ON A HUNGER STRIKE! in support of 26 prisoners who are on a HUNGER STRIKE for JUSTICE since Aug. 5 '96 -VIVA LA CAUSA-" Pictured: (seated from left to right) Madeline Carlos (daughter of Connie Carlos), Hilda Reyes, Graciela Reyes.
Date
1969-08
Identifying Number
Arellanes 44
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the September 16th Independence Day Parade: The National Guard, unknowingly donated a tank and flatbed truck to the Brown Beret Organization, under the premise that it was donated to the East Los Angeles Free Clinic. The East Los Angeles Free Clinic at the time was sponsored by the Brown Beret Organization. The sign displayed on the tank reads, "THE WAR ON DISEASE". A handwritten caption reads, "ELA Free Clinic Sept 1969 War on Disease".
Date
1969-09-16
Identifying Number
Arellanes 45
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of September 16th Independence Day Parade: This particular parade entry was placed in front of the Los Angeles Police Department's foot marchers. A handwritten caption reads, "Independence Day Parade 1969".
Date
1969-09-16
Identifying Number
Arellanes 46
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the September 16th Independence Day Parade: As the tank started into the parade, Brown Beret members pulled out berets and various protest signs, evoking like or dislike for the organization throughout the parade route. Many move to jump onto the tank throughout the parade route. A handwritten caption reads, "ELA Free Clinic War on Disease 1969". Pictured: Hilda Reyes.
Date
1969-09-16
Identifying Number
Arellanes 47
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the September 16th Independence Day Parade: As the tank started into the parade, Brown Beret members pulled out berets and various protest signs throughout the parade route. Many move to jump onto the tank throughout the parade route. Pictured: Hilda Reyes and Richard Diaz.
Date
1969-09-16
Identifying Number
Arellanes 48
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of the September 16th Independence Day Parade: As the tank started into the parade, Brown Beret members pulled out berets and various protest signs throughout the parade route. Many move to jump onto the tank throughout the parade route.
Date
1969-09-16
Identifying Number
Arellanes 50
Title
El Barrio Free Clinic
Description
A photograph of two young Chicano Revolutionaries pose next to an Emiliano Zapata poster. An caption reads, "Barrio Free Clinic Whitter".
Date
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Arellanes 51
Title
David Sanchez
Description
A photograph of David Sanchez writing.
Date
1969-08
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Arellanes 52
Title
David Sanchez
Description
A photograph of David Sanchez writing.
Date
1969-08
Identifying Number
Arellanes 53
Title
David Sanchez
Description
A photograph of David Sanchez writing.
Date
1969-08
Identifying Number
Arellanes 57
Title
New Mexico and Poor People's Campaign
Description
A photograph of California Brown Beret members attending a rally to support New Mexico's Brown Beret group. Two protest signs read "We Demand That XXX Ward be Fired!" and "California BB support New Mexico Brown Berets for La Causa". A handwritten caption reads, "Albuquerque New Mexico August 17, 1968".
Date
1968
Identifying Number
Arellanes 58
Title
New Mexico and Poor People's Campaign
Description
A photograph of Brown Beret members in New Mexico support the 1968 Poor People's Campaign.
Date
1968
Identifying Number
Arellanes 67
Title
Hunger Strike Protest
Description
A photograph of community members supporting the inmate hunger strike, holding protest signs. A handwritten caption reads, "1969-Protest". There is a cut-off article attached to the back of the photograph: "During the 1800's, the people of Mexico grew more [aware] of their problems in their barrios. There was dis[cri]mination in the schools, where the Spanish teacher [told] Mexicans that it was bad to be proud of their Indi[an] heritage, and that they better forget their dark s[kin] people and try to be white like the rich French an[d] rich Spanards. Many children started to believe t[his] and denied that they were Mexican, even though all [peop]ple of Mexican decent hold 60% Indian blood. But [then] there where a lot of people who were proud of thei[r] culture and heritage, and thus, denounced the Span[ish] lords. Because of this, the rich Spanish, French and Angl[os] who controlled Mexico with Spanish army from Spain wanted all who protested to be put into prison or [?] by the Spanish order."
Date
1969-08
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