In the last two ears, i have published two books on the movement. From the 21sted century. This volume is partially based on the first conference in 2012. Some of the contributions of the book are some of the revised thers from the cut from conference and others are those i solicited from other scholars. The volume is part of the new direction for the American History series and the book is dedicated to sell castro. Kind enough to write the forward based on his keynote by dressed the initial conference. Bookl not discuss this much other than to know it includes 11 entries organized around three thematic sections. Community struggles, the student movement, and geographical diversity. Rosie here at this conference contributed to the volume that showcased some of the new and Exciting Research she found in the movement. Let me move on to discuss my other book on the movement, you can see this got of a cover on the screen. It is a movement of three major during the late 1960s and 1970s. One
Direction American History series published by routledge a professorated to from uc san diego. Book. To discuss this includes 11 entries organized around three thematic sections. Committee struggles this community struggles, Youth Movement everyone at this conference contributed to the volume. Let me move on to discuss my the movement. An oral history of three major activists in the Chicano Movement in los angeles during 1970s. 1960s into the thats give them a hand. [applause] hand. s give them a [applause] prof. Garcia i participated in a special panel. Gloria cannot be with us at the conference. She is courageously battling an illness. She is with us in spirit. As i mentioned in my introduction, this book has a long history, but im very relieved and pleased that it has now been published by the university of California Press in 2015. I started this in the 1990s by ul andiewing ra eventually glory. My earlier work had dealt with the earlier generation. I had first written about what i