Photo reblogged from Evolution Of A Queen with 408 notes
This week in Chicano history: 1947 - The Mendez vs. Westminster School District case was the first successful challenge to an 1896 U.S Supreme Court doctrine that allowed “separate but equal” public facilities. thus ending the segregation of Latinos attending public schools & entering all white businesses in California, & being the reference case that eventually, 7 years later, allowed Roe vs. Wade to end segregation of all minority’s from any institutions & public areas, in America.
This is for all the Hispanic people at my school who think racism only applies to Black people
Source: jayjacobo
Wow, I never even knew about this.
Brown v. Board of Education...Wait, so how come we don’t learn about this in school? Yeah,...
This week in Chicano history: 1947 - The Mendez vs. Westminster School District case was the first successful challenge...
^ This We are native. My ancestors were already here when the ancestors of the leaders of this country were crossing the...