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You guys are doing the real work, keep it up these things needs to be heard
I’m glad I learned this history in school. I’m mad that it took me until college to learn it. I’m from California and this is never taught in public schools. You have to take Chicano Studies classes in college to learn any of this stuff. You can’t research what you don’t know and before Chicano studies I never knew about this history either and I have family that lived through it. They don’t talk about it because of how traumatic it was.