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Attica Brigade Viva La Huelga!

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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC09893.03 Author/Creator: Attica Brigade Place Written: Chicago, Illinois Type: Newspaper Date: circa 1972-1974 Pagination: 2 p. : Height: 43.2 cm, Width: 29 cm Order a Copy

One poster entitled, "Viva La Huelga," dated approximately 1972-1974. Contains an image of Chicana activist and text asking for action against the Farah Pants factory. Reverse side details the strikers' demands and current working conditions.

1945 to the Present
Activism
Students
Chicana
Chicano
Labor
Income
Quality of Life
Latino History
Latinos
Women's Rights
Worker's rights
The Seventies

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