Umoja, magazine, House of Umoja, mid 1970s.
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Umoja, magazine, House of Umoja, mid 1970s.
Ethnicity and cinema: American Me?
The film opens depicting events from the Zoot Suit Riots, where thousands of white American sailors and servicemen based in California attacked Latinos and others who took part in so-called "pachuco" culture, mostly targeting those who wore "zoot suits" (seen as symbols of Latino pride and considered by the rioters to be unpatriotic and extravagant in a time of war). This grew into heightened tension between European-Americans and Mexican-Americans in Southern California, setting the stage for the later gang conflicts depicted in the film.
Eduardo Orozco
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