ay. A nea The Struggle of the be te) eo PARSON Uae Mele ar4 and Enriqueta Longeaux y VasquezVIVA LA RA@AY THE STRUGGLE OF THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN PEOPLE sy Elizabeth Sutherland Martinez ano Enriqueta Longeaux y Vasquez Introduction by Mae Durham Roger Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New Yorkay Excerpt from article on Juan Nepocens Cortina, Vol. I, No. 2 sue of Magazin, Reprinted by permission of Magazin, Brown Is Beautiful” by Ola de San’ Diego. Reprinted by permis son of Ova Reynolds Tacrpt fem tatements by Sevedco Moris, Mach 20, 1071, fc af EI Grito del Norte excerpt from Papel Chicano, excerpt fom “Police Mader Campesino,” Jane 5, 1971 ise of EI Gnto del Norte. Reprinted bry permiion of EI Grito del Nose Rendon lines of poetry from “Am Joagin” by Gonriles Repitel By permission ofthe author Today, History, and Time" by Guadalupe Saavela. Reprinted by pemninion of the eathor Teter by. Manoel Gomee to daft board on December 8, 1969. Re printed by permison of Manuel Gomes Excerpt from “Notes on Chicano Theater” by Luis Valder from the tok Auta by Lait Valder and. Stan Steiner Peblshed by Vintage Books, 1972 Stupid Ameria” by Abelxdo Delgado, Reprinted by pemnision ofthe other fo “Conky ven: 0.385.0926346 Trade (6385-007124 Prebound ss Catalog Card Nomber 7289816 4 by ElabethSatheiand Martner igcts Longeaesy Visqeet AII Rights Reserved Libary of Con Copyright © 19 and Es 14 Your Whip Is My Sword Contents INTRODUCTION BY MAE DURHAM ROGER vii Viva La Raza, Raza, Raz Our Indio Ancestors ‘Why Remember the Alamo; How the West Was Really Won “Bandits”—or Heroes? Strangers in Our Own Land The Big Brainwash Tierra Muertel Hu Crusaders for Justice La Raza Unida: Our Own Kind of Polit Raza Si, Gucuta No! Viva La Revolucién! ‘7406131