Latinas in the Labor Movement | The History You Didn't Learn | TIME

The History You Didn't Learn is a series that sheds light on past events that may have been omitted, misleading, or just downright wrong in our history education in school. In this episode we take a look how women and minorities are often left out of the labor movement in history and highlight the lives of two latina labor leaders.
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Absolutely incredible! I found out about Luisa Morena from today's google highlight, and searched for documentaries from there. I feel so motivated!

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Thank you, Time, for these videos! I am learning a ton.

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Wow I’m black but I know Latina,s we’re treated bad like my ancestors but I had a hard time finding their history. I’m glad to have found this hopefully I’ll find more.

[@Radrook353]

So you are black and that separates you as a category from Latino? LOL! There are millions of Latinos who have far more of a right to call themselves black than you do.

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I love finding relatives who fought in our behalf so that our life’s are better as they intended. 😊

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As a black woman, I am honored to learn this history! It is about time. Now how about Time funding a campaign to make this history mandatory in U.S. schools!

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Interesting piece of history🤔

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As a San Antonio Resident, I never learned this how Inspiring ❤️

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What about Indian soldiers in World War 1 & 2?

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Lost my at Latin X

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why do people still try and use LatinX

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Because leftists like to posture and try to send out virtue signals

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2023 book. Teaching white supremacy by Donald Yacovan. They stopped teaching white supremacy in pubic schools 1776-1965. Due to Martin Luther king and Malcom X.

[@Radrook353]

I was going to post this on my forum until I heard the idiotic reference to Latinos as LatinX. Then I change my mind.

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Sombody had to have all those kids

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please stop referring to us as Latinx...

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Not a fist in the air! Omg what courage

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