The Mexican-Americans, an awakening minority / Manuel P. Servín.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Servín, Manuel P., 1920- compiler.

Series:

Insight series.

The Insight series.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Mexican Americans.

Physical Description:

viii, 235 pages ; 22 cm.

Place of Publication:

Beverly Hills : Glencoe Press, [1970]

Contents:

First meeting of the races in the Americas, by M. Mörner.

Race and regeneration, by D. T. Leary.

The borderlands are invaded, by C. McWilliams.

New York foundlings at Clifton-Morenci: social justice in Arizona Territory, 1904-1905, by R. A. Mulligan.

California Department of Social Welfare. Health, relief, and delinquency conditions among the Mexicans of California.

Repatriation and readjustment, by E. S. Bogardus.

Draftees and volunteers, by R. Morín.

The Sleepy Lagoon case and the grand jury investigation, by R. F. Scott.

The zoot-suit riots, by R. F. Scott.

The 1943 zoot-suit riots: brief episode in a long conflict, by P. Adler.

The post-World War II Mexican-American, 1925-1965: a non-achieving minority, by M. P. Servin.

The development of Mexican-American organizations, by K. Briegel.

Bracero politics: a special report.

Alianza Federal de Mercedes, by N. L. Gonzáles.

The modern Texas rangers: a law-enforcement dilemma in the Rio Grande Valley, by B. H. Procter.

Who is César Chávez? By E. Nelson.

Notes:

Includes six new historical studies in addition to various previously published selections.

Second ed. published in 1974 under title: An awakened minority: The Mexican-Americans.

Includes bibliographical references.

OCLC:

87290