The Mexican-Americans
Subtitle: an awakening minority
By: [by] Manuel P. Servín.
Series: The Insight series; Insight series (Beverly Hills, Calif.)
Publisher: Glencoe Press
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Beverly Hills
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
Subjects: Mexican Americans
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Includes six new historical studies in addition to various previously published selections.
Second ed. published in 1974 under title: An awakened minority: The Mexican-Americans.
Table of contents: title: First meeting of the races in the Americas, by M. Mörner.; title: Race and regeneration, by D. T. Leary.; title: The borderlands are invaded, by C. McWilliams.; title: New York foundlings at Clifton-Morenci: social justice in Arizona Territory, 1904-1905, by R. A. Mulligan.; title: California Department of Social Welfare. Health, relief, and delinquency conditions among the Mexicans of California.; title: Repatriation and readjustment, by E. S. Bogardus.; title: Draftees and volunteers, by R. Morín.; title: The Sleepy Lagoon case and the grand jury investigation, by R. F. Scott.; title: The zoot-suit riots, by R. F. Scott.; title: The 1943 zoot-suit riots: brief episode in a long conflict, by P. Adler.; title: The post-World War II Mexican-American, 1925-1965: a non-achieving minority, by M. P. Servin.; title: The development of Mexican-American organizations, by K. Briegel.; title: Bracero politics: a special report.; title: Alianza Federal de Mercedes, by N. L. Gonzáles.; title: The modern Texas rangers: a law-enforcement dilemma in the Rio Grande Valley, by B. H. Procter.; title: Who is César Chávez? By E. Nelson.