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Collection Name:
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CU Chicanx History Collection
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Title:
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Session 1B: El Movimiento and Activism at CU Boulder
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Name:
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Cruz, Jessie De La
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Name Role:
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Host
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Name Affiliation:
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Teaching Associate Professor, Music and Recorded Sound Archivist, Director of the American Music Research Center at CU Boulder
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Name:
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Montoya, Celeste
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Name Role:
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Presenter
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Name Affiliation:
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Associate Professor, Women & Gender Studies and Faculty Director, Miramonte Arts & Sciences Program, CU Boulder
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Name:
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Guerrero, Raquel Hernandez
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Name Role:
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Presenter
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Name Affiliation:
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PhD candidate, Comparative Ethnic Studies, CU Boulder
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Name:
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Martinez, Maria
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Name Role:
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Presenter
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Name Affiliation:
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BA Political Science and Ethnic Studies '22, CU Boulder
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Resource Type:
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Moving image
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Genre:
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symposia (conferences)
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Place Created:
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Boulder (Colo.)
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Date Created:
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2021-11-06
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Language Term:
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English
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Extent:
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1 video : color, sound; 56:59
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Form:
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presentations (communicative events)
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Abstract:
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"Chicana Leadership and Activism on CU's Campus and in the Colorado Chicano Movement." This presentation explores the leadership of several Chicana activists at CU Boulder before, during, and after the Los Seis de Boulder bombings, including Neva Romero, who died in the first bombing on May 27, 1974. This research is part of a larger effort led by Professor Montoya and her student research assistants to produce a work of scholarship documenting the political and community activism of Chicanas throughout Colorado.
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Note:
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00:00 Jessie De La Cruz begins the session; 03:45 Celeste Montoya begins the presentation titled "Chicana Leadership & Activism on CU's Campus and in the Colorado Chicano Movement"; 04:36 Celeste talks about intersectionality used to analyze Latina leaders and the challenges they encounter; 08:25 Celeste and her co-presenters provide the biographies of six Chicana activist students from CU Boulder. Celeste starts with Becky Marrujo; 12:35 Raquel Hernandez Guerrero talks about the background of Flor Lovato Saiz; 17:18 Maria Martinez talks about Priscilla Falcon; 21:07 Celeste talks about Neva Romera; 27:55 Celeste talks about Maria Isidorita; 33:10 Raquel talks about Deborah Espinosa; 39:00 Celeste concludes the presentation by highlighting the importance of each woman's story; 40:55 Jesse opens the presentation up for questions. Anthony asks if any of the activists discussed during the presentation were inspired by the 1951 Empire Zinc mining strike; 45:20 Jesse asks another question from the audience, that being, which archives were used to find resources about Chicana movements and women?; 49:00 Jesse asks a question from the audience, that being, what is the criteria to select a story to cover and whether the project is limited to Colorado; 50:49 Jesse asks another audience member's question, that being, how do we ensure these narratives are shared beyond our Colorado ethnic studies courses?; 53:20 Jesse reminds the audience that Mateo Vela was unable to make it to the presentation. She asks one final question from the audience, that being, was Celeste able to dig deeper into Ramero's background during an election takeover?; 55:40 Celeste offers her email address if the audience has more questions and the presentation ends.
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Note Type:
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Segment sequence
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Subject Topic:
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Mexican American women
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Subject Topic:
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Primary sources (Historical sources)
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Subject Topic:
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Student movements
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Subject Geographic:
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Colorado--Boulder
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Subject Temporal:
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Nineteen seventies
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Subject Title:
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Los Seis de Boulder
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Identifier:
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Session 1B 11.6.2021.mp4
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Identifier ARK:
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https://ark.colorado.edu/ark:/47540/zt0s2g76v43g
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Physical Location:
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For more information about the physical collection, visit the University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Rare and Distinctive Collections.
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Date Captured:
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2021-11-06
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Internet Media Type:
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video/mp4
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Digital Origin:
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born digital
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Access Condition:
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This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. For other uses you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s).
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Access Condition URI:
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
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