La Raza only existed for ten years, but its impact remains. Combining photojournalism with social activism, art, satire and political commentary, the influential bilingual newspaper La Raza, which ...

When Raul Ruiz took to the podium last year at Self-Help Graphics for a history symposium, many in the packed house were at first perplexed. The longtime reporter, activist and professor was there to ...

LA RAZA at the Autry Museum showcases not only the Mexican American civil rights movement, but conveys American history, photojournalism history and Chicano history that is often overlooked. The ...

1967 was a turning point for the Los Angeles art scene. Ferus Gallery – the iconoclastic Hollywood space that was the first to exhibit Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans” – had just closed its doors.

Introduction: We gotta get on this immigration issue -- The Mexican American Left and Early Struggles Against the Deportation Regime, 1924-1968. Historical rights in the territory : struggles for ...

Fans of Chicano culture are reviving the traditions of lowriding and cruising with a massive cruise down Federal Boulevard this Sunday, August 25. La Raza and Barnum Park Day: A Cruise Down Fedz will ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Long Beach Historical Society has opened a new exhibit, dubbed “Centro de la Raza,” to honor and memorialize the city’s Chicano heritage. Centro de la ...

Enrique is one of the original co-founders of El Centro Cultural de la Raza. She lives in Encanto. Fifty years of heartbeats. We are still here. We are still here after 500 years. It is written: “An ...