Flight to freedom : the story of Central American refugees in California / edited by Rossana Pérez with Henry A.J. Ramos ; English translation by Carolina Villarroel.

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TextLanguage: English Original language: Spanish Series: Hispanic civil rights seriesPublication details: Houston, Tex. : Arte Público Press, ©2007.Description: 1 online resource (xxx, 193 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781611920000
1611920000
9781611926217
1611926211

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Flight to freedom.DDC classification:

305.868/728407940922 22

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HV640.4.U54 F55 2007

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Contents:

Carmen Alegría -- Isabel Beltrán -- Ramón Cardona -- Eduardo A. González, M.D. -- Javier Huete -- Alicia Mendoza -- Rossana Pérez -- Carlos Vaquerano.

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Summary: This compelling and historically significant volume collects the personal narratives of Central American refugees who fled the violence in their homelands and became leading community advocates at the forefront of social justice. Each of the people interviewed is a leader in the Salvadoran / Central American refugee movement. Consequently, this book offers insight into the early philosophy and framework of the movement as revealed by some pioneers.

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Carmen Alegría -- Isabel Beltrán -- Ramón Cardona -- Eduardo A. González, M.D. -- Javier Huete -- Alicia Mendoza -- Rossana Pérez -- Carlos Vaquerano.

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This compelling and historically significant volume collects the personal narratives of Central American refugees who fled the violence in their homelands and became leading community advocates at the forefront of social justice. Each of the people interviewed is a leader in the Salvadoran / Central American refugee movement. Consequently, this book offers insight into the early philosophy and framework of the movement as revealed by some pioneers.

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