Chicana women's rights
About This Item
KQED News report from September 14th 1973, featuring interviews with Chicana women in Oakland who advocate the need to maintain strong links with their Mexican heritage and also study the Spanish language and be bi-lingual. Includes a scene in which a Chicana Studies teacher asserts her basic human rights as a woman: "It's time that people see our value as human beings ... we're trying to find ways to express ourselves other than just in the home."
- Type of material
- archival news film
- Duration
- 7:13
- 16mm color co-magnetic sound film
- Rights for this video belong to
- NCPB/KQED
- Date aired
- 9/14/73
- Originally aired on
- KQED
- Identifier
- KQN 1871
- Views
- 4633
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