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1929: The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC): Contents

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table of contents
  1. Source #1: Photographs of LULAC Members
  2. Source #2: Early LULAC Documents
    1. Document #1
    2. Document #2
  3. Source #3: The HERNANDEZ v. TEXAS Case, 1954
  4. Source #4: Pamphlet on the "Little School of the 400," 1960
  5. Source #5: List of LULAC Councils of Texas, ca. 1963

Founded in Corpus Christi in 1929, LULAC is now the largest and oldest Mexican American civil rights organization in the United States


Contents in this collection

Source #1: Photographs of LULAC Members

Source #2: Early LULAC Documents

Source #3: The Hernandez v Texas Case, 1954

Source #4: Pamphlet on the "Little School of the 400," 1960

Source #5: List of LULAC Councils of Texas, ca. 1963

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