Charley Trujillo 'TIBURCIO VASQUEZ' The Lost Bandido

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From: Charley Trujillo
Hello Friends:
I am writing to share my latest project with you, a documentary on the legendary California bandido Tiburcio Vasquez. Tiburcio Vasquez was born in Monterrey, California in 1835 and hanged by the state in 1875. Through Tiburcios life, the film will examine the social and political circumstances that Chicanos lived under after the American takeover in 1848. It is vital for our progress as a community to know where we have been and to educate other ethnic groups about Chicano history.
My work-in-progress film, Tiburcio Vasquez: The Lost Bandido, is intended for national broadcast and educational distribution. It will provide an opportunity to document U.S. history from a perspective that is lacking in historical works of 18th century Western history, the Chicanos perspective. This film will also present a white American perspective through newspaper accounts, law enforcement officials and historians. There will be enough evidence presented for both sides that will allow the audience to decide whether Tiburcio was a dangerous cutthroat or a revolutionary and social bandit. (See full treatment at www.chusmahouse.com)
Unfortunately, I have been unable to secure the necessary funding from traditional sources to complete this project. Therefore, I am reaching out to the community for donations. With enough funds, I will be able to finish the documentary within a year.
Your generous contribution is appreciated.
Paypal Donations Link:
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Please support Chicano literature by purchasing Chusma House Publications books at www.chusmahouse.com. We have books by Jose Montoya, Gloria Velasquez, Jose Antonio Burciaga, Rafaela Castro, Alejandro Morales and many other Chicano and Chicana writers.
Thank you for your time, and please forward this trailer to your friends and family.
Best Regards,
Charley Trujillo

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history my grandfather would mentioned this people when he would drink I was like drunk old men. and now he wasn't drunk he would want me to learned about this people and I would carry on this history

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Viva la raza mexicana aunque les duela somos mas chingones

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Wow. Didn't know he was hung in St. James park. I used to live near there and hang out at the park often. Hopefully there is a monument to him there.

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And they named a school this so they changed it to monte Bella.

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El verdadero Zorro!