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Blas Mojica discusses his life and opinions.
General Interview Information
Interviewee Name: Blas Mojica
Additional Parties Recorded: None
Date: May 06, 1998
Location: Lubbock, Texas
Interviewer: Daniel Sanchez
Length: 50 minutes
Abstract
Tape 1 Mojica, Blas,
b. in Lockhart, Texas,
Parents,
Father,
A butcher,
Grandparents,
Escaping political persecution in Mexico,
Parents (again),
Migrant work,
Marriage,
Father (again),
World War II,
Education,
Lubbock, Texas,
Neighborhood (barrio),
Bootlegging and speak easy,
Violence,
Hispanic community,
Changes,
Tornado – 1970 – Lubbock, Texas,
Discrimination,
Education (again),
Military,
Conference organizations,
Issues,
Single-member districts,
Buffalo Springs Lake Board,
Bigotry,
Lubbock, Texas (again),
Violence (again),
Children,
Discrimination (again),
Lubbock, Texas (again),
Neighborhoods,
Programs,
Fighting over turf,
Politics,
Voting,
Hispanic voice,
Political parties,
Political issues,
Activism,
Technology,
Education,
Research,
Knowledge,
Hispanic history,
Travel,
[ends after 20 minutes].
Range Dates: 1938–1998
Bulk Dates: 1938–1998
Access Information
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Transcript:
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