Goal:

To raise the number of people of color to attend the universities as well as the establishment of different ethnic studies. Taking inspiration from Caesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers movement, but linking farmworker struggles with movements for justice in cities and schools, the Chicano/a movement developed strong and uncompromising tactics that brought it visibility and important victories.

Action:

Thriving Chicago arts movement went hand in hand with Chicago political activism. Led by mary Lou Gomez 1997-98.

Huge crowd attends demonstration against university's chicano hiring practices. chicano movement of WA state 1968-1979

Outcomes:

mexican youth turned chicago into a politically changed term used for self-identification.

Strategies:

Chicago cultural awakening of 1970s music, theater and other arts.

migrated through pnw before statehood.

Current:

http://invisiblehistory.ops.org/StudentProjects/2013StudentProjects/ChicanoMovement/tabid/217/Default.aspx

Chicano/a movement developed strong and uncompromising tactics that brought it visibility and important victories.

Answer to EQ:

Chicano/a movement made an impact on WA state. Hispanic Americans had migrated through the Pacific Northwest since before statehood.