Quetzalcoatl

Salvador Allende y Los Chilenos

Basement Level

José Martí Mural

José Martí Child Development Center

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Luis Alfonso Velazquez Flores

Salsa Latina

After School Program Mural

Royal Chicano Air Force Mural

Indigenous Solidarity Mural

Explosion of Chicano Creativity

Free Leonard Peltier Mural

Proyecto Saber Mural

Ricardo Aguirre

Así lo Soño Sandino

Seattle-Managua Sister City

Rainbow Haven Ofrenda

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Rubén Salazar

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Mario Parra Mural

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International Workers

Roger Fernandes Mural

Wounded Knee Mural

Frances Martinez

Roberto Maestas

Portrait of Roberto Maestas

The Occupation

Old Beacon Hill Elementary School

Four Amigos

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NUESTRA HISTORIA,

NUESTRA COMUNIDAD

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EL CENTRO DE LA RAZA

INTRODUCTION

Nuestra Historia, Nuestra Comunidad provides interpretive materials for the artwork and events from El Centro de la Raza's history. El Centro de la Raza was founded in 1972 with a peaceful occupa-tion of the Beacon Hill School building. Since its founding, El Centro de la Raza has served the Latino community and other diverse communities. Throughout its history, El Centro de la Raza has stood in solidarity with numerous social justice movements. Nues tra His toria, Nues tra Comunidad sheds light on the a rtwork a nd the voices from these movements which continue to shape the organization to this day.

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ORAL HISTORIES

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