Film about braceros grew from UCI expert’s work (OC Reg)
A UCI professor’s documentary film about the bracero program, much of it made in Orange County, will be screened and discussed at two upcoming events.
Producer and co-director of the film was Gilbert G. Gonzalez, a professor emeritus of Chicano studies who has written extensively about Mexican labor in the United States and about the bracero program.
The award-winning film, called “Harvest of Loneliness: The Bracero Program,” took more than four years to make and cost about $85,000. It grew from his study of Mexican American labor history….
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5 comments:
Gee, does anyone really care about this stuff? I think not.
Yes, plenty of us are interested.
6:59, are you serious? Good Lord! Where do these cretins come from?
Cretin - a stupid, obtuse, or mentally defective person. (Webster's)
Just because 6:59 asked the question, he/she's a cretin?
I think 9:22 ought to use a dictionary once in a while.
4:53, no, 6:59 was called a "cretin," not for asking a question, but for implying an answer: nobody cares about the history of California's brocero program.
The notion that the history of this program is uninteresting or unimportant would find a home only in the mind of a stupid or obtuse person. A cretin.
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