Context of the era; Black Student Union; Chicano Movement, United Farmworkers, Lettuce Boycott, 1968-1972
File — Box: 1, Binder: 1
Scope and Contents
- 1.1: Agnew and Cargo - Highland High School Auditorium (or Johnson Gym) , Nov. 2, 1968
- 1.2: Youth for Nixon, political rally at Johnson Gym, 1968
- 1.3: "I Prefer Onassis" and "Why Didn't Agnew's Mother Take the Pill" (Johnson Gym), 1968
- 1.4: "Rights Not Roses" (NOW) at Vips Big Boy east side of Coronado Center
- 1.5: Hall's Clothing #1 : "Stop degrading working women"
- 1.6: Hall's Clothing #2 : "She lost her job because she wouldn't sleep with the boss"
- 1.7: Yale Park #1: Man and woman dance with American flag
- 1.8: Yale Park #2: Shoeless man in Yale Park, a magnet for drug sales and abuse
- 1.9: Yale Park #3: Young people in the park, two give the photographer the finger
- 1.10: Yale Park Closure #1: "By Order of District Court"
- 1.11: Yale Park Closure #2: Unidentified motorcycle policeman enforcing court ordered Yale Park closure
- 1.12: Yale Park Closure #3: Two policeman, one with shotgun, enforce Yale Park closure
- 1.13: Children play in a puddle on Central Ave. near Sunshine Theater during a march on Central
- 1.14: Woman with 2 children, sign: "When 4 faculty men put their heads on the block for your academic freedom…"
- 1.17: Lobo Cheerleeaders (Sam John center) State Fair Parade, Sept. 1969
- 1.18: Bobby S. with son carrying toy machine gun (circa 1970)
- 1.19: 2 unidentified children meditate (circa 1970)
- 1.20: Federal Barber Shop downtown
- 1.21: Am. Bank of Commerce construction (Lomas & 3rd?)
- Policeman in car pointing finger out window (not numbered)
- 2.1: "Support BSU" banner, April 1, 1969
- 2.2: Barbara Brown Simmons with an unidentified man carrying sign, "Break the Chains," April 1, 1969
- 2.4: Close-up of Joe Long during meeting with President Heady
- 2.5: Joe Long and others with Chris Brown in focus in the background, April 1, 1969
- 2.6: Close-up of Pres. Heady listening to Joe Long present a "list of demands"
- 2.7: Joe Long reading statement to crowd at the Pit before start of UNM and BYU basketball game, Feb. 28, 1970
- 2.8: Two salutes at the Pit, Feb. 28, 1970
- 2.9: Black Power salute with Chris Brown, Feb. 28, 1970
- 2.11: Cheerleaders and Black Power salute, UNM and BYU game, Feb. 28, 1970
- 3.1: Ellen Shoemaker fundraiser, physical plant workers, March 29, 1969
- 3.2: Unidentified woman with sign, "Hermanos por la Causa"
- 3.3: Same unidentified woman giving leaflet to customer carrying empty soda bottles
- 3.4: Two young women, one wearing UFW lapel button, eat lunch on the picket line
- 3.5: Woman organizer wearing UFW lapel button, "UFW - Boycott Lettuce"
- 3.6: Man organizer gives leaflet to couple exiting Safeway
- 3.8: "Artesia Strike" Lettuce boycott march in Santa Fe
- 3.9: Same march: UFW "Don't Buy Iceberg - Buy Romaine"
- 3.10: Man making speech at "Artesia Strike" march
- 3.11: "La Huelga" - unknown woman with drawn handkerchief
- 3.12: Rally, Las Vegas NM - older woman grips younger woman's hand
- 3.14: Las Vegas UFW rally, "We Need Montoya - Viva Juanita"
- 3.15: Las Vegas UFW rally, "Down with King"
- 3.18: Poor People's Power #1
- 3.20: Send Rosemary to Washington and Chicano Woman Power - Flood Control meeting, Martineztown
- 3.21: Copy-photo of Tim Chapa, 12/72
- 3.28: Teatro Campesino at park
- 3.29: Teatro Campesino #2
- 3.30: Teatro Campesino #3
- 3.31: Teatro Campesino #4
Dates
- 1968-1972
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: 185 items (5 boxes) : 185 black and white photographs
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the UNM Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections Repository
Contact:
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451
University of New Mexico Center for Southwest Research & Special Collections
University Libraries, MSC05 3020
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131
505-277-6451