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Alot of Chicano UCR students and insight into their lives.

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I thought I was suppose anwser the comments thinking they where question hahahahahaha

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I took them on my other device lol

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In Nuestra Cosa the content includes commentary on the political state of UCR also information on programs for the Latin community. They usually highlight Latin women’s experience and successes as well

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The items on table one tell the story of gallo vineyards, the largest vineyard in the US at the time, which broke off it's contract with vineyard workers and signed on with the teamsters union. The farmers started a protest which garnered wide support from students. The gallo vineyard began posting paid advertisements in student newspapers which angered many student supporters of the farmers. In response students threatened newspapers, demanding that the ads be removed and free advertising room be given to protesting farmers. Newspapers argued that it was unconstitutional to specifically exclude the paid advertisements, and that giving free advertisement would be a financial strain. UCR students began to steal newspapers and vandalize supplies on mass to protest. Eventually ads for the United farm workers of America were posted adjacent to gallo wine ads in some newspapers. Additionally political posters supporting voting no on prop 14 were posted by the UFWA.

There are a variety of primary and secondary sources on the table. Newspapers are likely secondary sources to the actual vineyard conflict, while advertisements and political posters are primary sources from the organizations directly involved.

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I would look at social media counts

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Mine are where all about the 2012 election and the wars in the 80s

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I didn't know there were Chicano youths who fought and died in the Viet Nam war. Only through this newspaper was I able to learn that.

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I find it interesting that there is a whole page dedicated to beautiful photography of Latin x students.

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The Highlander was stolen for supporting Gallo wine ads in the 70s, leading to the support of proposition 14, securing vote equality for farm workers

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News related to Chicano students

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Indigenous voices are being represented

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It's interesting how devices like these were so advanced and expensive in the 70s.

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I found this article on tortillas interesting. The author is super enthusiastic about tortillas and how great they are. I

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It tells the story of the Gallo Winery worker strike. They show solidarity in boycotting the Gallo products. It shows how the Highlander was stolen on due to Gallo Advertisement. These would all be considered primary sources as the posters are advertising Gallo, or boycott. The sign shows how the Higherlander was stolen and the newspapers are showing what is going on at the time with the boycott/strike, news papers being taken, and how multiple state schools elected to remove the advertising

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Latinx student voices

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Vol 13 page 6 table 1

These words, I will not cry on these pages.

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The voices of Chicano people are being voiced through Chicano students at UCR

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The voices of Chicano people are being voiced through Chicano students at UCR

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Chicano voices are being represented

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I found the humor interesting.  Citation: Nuestra cosa, fall 2009, page 9. 

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This was interesting to me because it seems like some sort of poem or song lyrics. This was from the 2002 issue

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I believe this article is interesting as it documents the failings of the "No child left behind act" implemented by President Bush, on the Chicano and Latinx community.

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I find it interesting that this was published in 2012 in which they are discussing student loan forgiveness bills which is still a subject politicians haven’t quite worked out today

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Chicano students

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I would look for student testimonies in either newspapers or social media

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The Chicano students at UCR. Their life, experiences, background, opinions

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Native voices such as farm workers or Mexican Americans

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It came from a conference where the Chicago's speaker out at the NACs

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Voices of Hispanic students are represented, and it criticized misleading information used by the president of the UC.

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Nuestra Cosa contains accounts of the chicano movement.

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depicting the progress of the chicanx movement

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Nuestra Cosa represents Chicano voices. It contains information on what Chicanos were going trough at the time.

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I would look at the ucr social media accouts

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Students writings

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I would look at school newspapers or website. Social media too

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Latino and native students are being represented

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Latino and native students are being represented

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I would look for event flyers

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I would look for articles from The Highlander, and social media videos from different clubs on UCR

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I would look at a diary

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Chicano Students at UCR

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Instagram posts

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social media posts, videos, flyers, records

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Chicanx students and lived experiences

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the student flyers, the newspaper, work submitted by UCR students

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I would look at the Highlander newspaper or fliers and other things posted around campus.

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Student newspaper, flyers, colanders

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Personal experiences of the students

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Native Americans are being represented

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I would look for articles involving protests, club advertisements, newsletters, and events hosted by the school.

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I would likely check social media posts from various clubs and student organizations active in 2024

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I would go to the library’s archives or also because so much of people’s lives is online nowadays I would also research online to find primary sources

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I would look at old social media posts

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I would look at social media platforms that may display student life or happenings. Or I’d look at the highlander.

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I would interview a person who was enrolled in UCR in 2024

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I would look at the student newspapers and newsletters. I’d also see if there were any club stickers or flyers that were in collections.

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Diaries, Social Media Pages, Newspapers, posters, flyers, calendars

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Event flyers

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I would look at the Highlander newspaper

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Voices of latinx students are represented