Chicano Movement Protest in Downtown El Paso
Chicano Movement Protest in Downtown El Paso
Descripción de imagen: Una gran multitud de personas marchan en protesta por el movimiento chicano en el centro de El Paso, 1971. Caminan detrás del Hotel Paso Del Norte. Hay algunos letreros alrededor de los edificios que dicen; “Als”, “Myrons”, “JC Penny Co” y a la derecha “Lyns”. Una joven a la izquierda sostiene una bandera mexicana en sus manos. Ella está sentada sobre los hombros de un joven con un corte de pelo largo que se detiene en sus mejillas. Ella lleva puesto pantalones con símbolos de genero Venus y Marte que representan la solidaridad de género. La mujer debajo de ella lleva un sombrero de sol con una camisa que dice Universidad de Colorado. Dos hombres a la izquierda llevan una camiseta que dice “Alivane”.
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