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“Aztlan,” by Emilio Aguayo (1971). Located at the Ethnic Cultural Center, University of Washington.
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Detail from “Aztlan.”
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Detail from “Aztlan.”
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Plaque next to the Pablo O’Higgins Mural detailing the effort brought forth by UW MEChA and El Centro de La Raza in restoring the mural.
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“The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination,” by Pablo O’Higgins (1945). Installed in Kane Hall, second floor, University of Washington.
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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Detail from “The Struggle Against Racial Discrimination”
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“Work is Progress,” unknown. Located outside the offices of CASA Latina social service agency’s offices, Belltown neighborhood in downtown Seattle.
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“Viva La Raza,” by UW students in a Chicano Studies class instructed by Prof. Luis Ramirez (1997-1998). Located at the Ethnic Cultural Center, Univer
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‘Death, Cause & Strike, Struggle, Opression, Liberty,’ detail from “Viva La Raza”
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Detail from “Viva La Raza”
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Detail from “Viva La Raza”
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“Someday The Sun Will Shine and Tell a Different Story,” by Ricardo J. Compean (1996). On loan to the Ethnic Cultural Center from Dr. Nancy “Rusty” B
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“La Calavera,” by Esteban Villa (1973). Located at El Centro de La Raza, Seattle.
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“Untitled.” Located at El Centro de La Raza, Seattle.
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“Explosion of Chicano Creativity,” by Daniel Desiga (1972). Located at El Centro de La Raza, Seattle
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Detail from “Explosion of Chicano Creativity.”
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Detail from “Explosion of Chicano Creativity.”
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Detail from “Explosion of Chicano Creativity.”
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Detail from “Explosion of Chicano Creativity.”
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Detail from “Explosion of Chicano Creativity.”
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“Untitled.” Located at El Centro de La Raza, Seattle.
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Activist Oral Histories
