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00:00:44	...striking farmworker
00:00:46	shows strong signs
00:00:49	since his fast began...
00:01:18	- Walkout!
00:01:43	- Bobby!
00:01:45	- Gettysburg.
00:01:48	I don't know. A whole mess
00:01:50	Scratch a little
00:01:52	- Who fought there?
00:01:54	Americans?
00:01:57	- Mexicanos?
00:01:59	Yoli, help him out. Read the part
00:02:02	- Chicanos?
00:02:05	It was before we
00:02:07	And became vatos locos!
00:02:11	Any luck, Yoli?
00:02:12	Read the part
00:02:15	and his meeting
00:02:20	Paula, help her out. Read the part
00:02:23	who fought in
00:02:26	Mr. Castro, it doesn't say
00:02:31	Let me see.
00:02:35	See, that's funny.
00:02:37	What side
00:02:40	Both.
00:02:42	Ooh, and we still lost?
00:02:44	Yeah, we still lost.
00:02:49	We lost our legacy.
00:02:51	Why? 'Cause we're
00:02:56	See, if people
00:02:58	then it never happened.
00:03:02	See, you're learning
00:03:04	from people that don't
00:03:06	Your blood...
00:03:08	is in Gettysburg.
00:03:10	What about Vietnam?
00:03:13	Your blood is
00:03:22	Okay, have a good day.
00:03:25	Fernie, I want
00:03:29	Hey.
00:03:30	Your mother signed
00:03:32	I look forward to having you.
00:03:35	- I need your permission slip too.
00:03:47	I can't hold it, Paula.
00:03:50	Let's try
00:03:56	Excuse me!
00:03:59	Mr. Hurley,
00:04:02	No students allowed in the
00:04:04	- Mr. Hurley, the other bathrooms...
00:04:07	Go on!
00:04:14	- Hey, Yoli, you wanna see the fight?
00:04:27	- Watch out.
00:04:31	Break it up!
00:04:33	Break it up, break it up!
00:04:35	Get over here.
00:04:37	Hey, we're not
00:04:39	Drop it, Fernie.
00:04:41	Drop it. Okay, everybody
00:04:45	Come on, stop!
00:04:47	Come on,
00:04:49	- The principal's a pendejo.
00:04:53	Look, don't give
00:04:55	any more reasons
00:04:59	No one talks like that
00:05:02	You're worried about
00:05:07	- Everybody go back to class.
00:05:09	See you at the meeting room.
00:05:12	I'll see you there, Ray.
00:05:14	Guess we'd better
00:05:16	No no no, I'll catch up
00:05:18	All right.
00:05:24	Come on!
00:05:30	Please, Papi!
00:05:32	I'm not sending you to the beach
00:05:36	It's Malibu! It's a student
00:05:38	You have nothing
00:05:40	They're all geeks,
00:05:42	You think anyone
00:05:44	- J-E-K.
00:05:46	That was my point, see?
00:05:47	It's a chance to be around
00:05:50	Panfilo, it's an honor
00:05:53	- She brings pride to the family.
00:05:56	I already finished my homework,
00:06:00	- and it doesn't cost anything!
00:06:03	- Yeah, Papi?
00:06:05	Monday.
00:06:07	You stay home and help
00:06:11	He's not so smart
00:06:23	I'm not going to help him.
00:06:29	Here.
00:06:32	You have permission.
00:06:34	He signed it?!
00:06:36	I signed it.
00:06:39	It only asks
00:06:41	You should be
00:06:44	President of the ticketeers,
00:06:47	you've make quite
00:06:49	Not to mention
00:06:51	Now here are
00:06:53	Have you applied
00:06:55	No, not yet.
00:06:57	- Hey, Paula.
00:06:59	Hey, how'd it go?
00:07:01	Mr. Peck told me,
00:07:04	- That's good!
00:07:06	- In the art world.
00:07:09	Nice way to say
00:07:12	He told me secretary.
00:07:16	Didn't he offer
00:07:18	Yeah, to improve
00:07:21	Anyway. So what
00:07:24	He just gave me some pamphlets
00:07:27	Out of all of us, you should
00:07:31	Why only me?
00:07:33	- 'Cause you're smart.
00:07:35	- Yeah, not in the same way.
00:07:39	- He also happens to be a smart ass.
00:07:42	- He's got 2.8.
00:07:45	Get real, Sal. We've got to concentrate
00:07:48	You don't have to go
00:07:51	No, you don't, but they have
00:07:53	They could be doctors, lawyers.
00:07:55	There's other roles for them
00:07:57	Lloyd, I think you'd
00:07:59	How much money
00:08:01	- As much as you do.
00:08:04	And Jorge Ramirez who graduated
00:08:08	No college education,
00:08:10	You know what? I bet he's got
00:08:14	- Sal, you know I do whatever I can.
00:08:16	Don't give up on Bobby.
00:08:19	Is that what he wants, Sal,
00:08:21	You know something, Hurley?
00:08:24	I bet you they
00:08:26	I'm just asking
00:08:28	"I seemed swinging in a mighty
00:08:32	Sparkling points of light
00:08:35	- Fernie.
00:08:38	I knew,
00:08:41	that peopled my flight
00:08:44	Jesus.
00:08:48	"As I reached
00:08:50	and prepared to rush back
00:08:52	a great... gong struck
00:08:56	and thundered."
00:09:01	- "For an immeasurable..."
00:09:09	- What'd I do?
00:09:19	Mr. Verdugo,
00:09:34	Let's go.
00:09:42	Quiet!
00:10:10	Excuse me.
00:10:14	Glad you could join us.
00:10:18	Since you're here,
00:10:20	on the entertainment
00:10:21	We're still trying to find
00:10:24	- I like The Midnighters.
00:10:27	Well, we could still
00:10:29	and pull about $100
00:10:32	Look at what we're
00:10:35	Balloons contribute
00:10:37	Find a cheaper band.
00:10:41	If there isn't anything...
00:10:43	We have to get the school to
00:10:48	We've already discussed that
00:10:50	They say we don't
00:10:53	They're bathrooms, Ray,
00:10:56	Not happening.
00:10:58	Let's focus on things
00:11:04	Be careful, mija.
00:11:06	Bye, Mami!
00:11:10	- Do you guys ever stop kissing?
00:11:13	No, never.
00:11:17	- See? Look how she loves me.
00:11:19	- Isn't that cute?
00:11:36	Hey, come on, Chato,
00:11:39	Mr. Castro said all I gotta
00:11:42	and I don't have
00:11:44	I see how you putos are!
00:11:46	Pimping out
00:11:52	What the fuck
00:11:54	- You're coming with us?
00:12:04	- Nice, huh?
00:12:08	Right there.
00:12:11	Check out these houses.
00:12:16	Wow. What do
00:12:18	Lawyers, doctors,
00:12:20	businessmen.
00:12:23	College-educated people.
00:12:25	- Hey, Mr. Castro?
00:12:28	- You went to college, right?
00:12:31	How come you ain't
00:12:42	- Far out.
00:12:44	Whoa.
00:12:47	Wow.
00:12:48	- You ever been to the beach?
00:12:52	Once.
00:13:03	And another rule:
00:13:08	- Those are snakes.
00:13:11	And you're not supposed
00:13:13	Why, are they dangerous?
00:13:15	They like
00:13:17	Hi. Here,
00:13:19	- Thank you.
00:13:23	Uh, excuse me. Thank you
00:13:26	Paula, you can get
00:13:29	Come on. Ladies,
00:13:32	for their genuine
00:13:38	Does anybody
00:13:40	Hey, does anybody know
00:13:43	To meet girls!
00:13:45	- To meet boys.
00:13:48	All right, all right.
00:13:50	I'll tell you
00:13:52	Because an administrator,
00:13:55	or somebody who understands
00:13:57	saw something in you.
00:13:59	Maybe you're good at sports.
00:14:02	Maybe you're just
00:14:06	Ah, Bobby Verdugo.
00:14:09	Cholo king!
00:14:15	One out of four
00:14:19	graduate high school.
00:14:21	You guys are almost
00:14:24	The next hurdle is
00:14:26	and getting a degree.
00:14:29	"Time" magazine,
00:14:32	It's America's Bible,
00:14:35	Whoo!
00:14:42	Let me read it to you.
00:14:45	- What? Pocho?
00:14:48	- Who's Pocho?
00:14:52	more evident than in the monotonous
00:14:55	of East Los Angeles."
00:14:57	What are they talking about?
00:15:00	I know, I know.
00:15:02	"In tawdry taco joints
00:15:05	and rollicking cantinas,
00:15:09	competes with the fumes
00:15:12	- This is how they see you.
00:15:15	Yeah.
00:15:18	So if our schools
00:15:20	and the police beat us up,
00:15:22	We deserve it, right?
00:15:24	- tawdry and poor... no?
00:15:27	- No.
00:15:30	of Chicanos make it
00:15:33	2º/º, we've got
00:15:35	Until we get educated,
00:15:38	somebody else will be
00:15:41	- I want us to write it.
00:15:43	- Let's write it.
00:15:45	Huh? I want us
00:15:49	The great American Chicano!
00:15:59	Remember! Remember that freedom
00:16:02	- Got it.
00:16:04	U.M.A.S.
00:16:05	Hi, welcome
00:16:07	- Strong liberal arts...
00:16:09	I'm gonna have so much
00:16:12	- Got it, got it. I am hungry, girls.
00:16:15	- UCLA.
00:16:17	- What's with the berets?
00:16:21	- That's original.
00:16:24	- What do you guys do?
00:16:27	improving conditions
00:16:29	Cleaning up parks,
00:16:31	Don't forget about
00:16:33	- Yeah?
00:16:36	- Carlos Montes.
00:16:37	- Armando Lopez.
00:16:39	- How are you doing?
00:16:42	Here, this'll give you an idea
00:16:46	Thanks for your
00:16:48	We want people who've got
00:16:50	- You think you've got the guts?
00:16:52	You want to change
00:16:55	- You're Al's sister, right?
00:16:58	- Paula.
00:17:00	I went to Lincoln
00:17:02	You passed by my booth.
00:17:04	And... where are you
00:17:07	Oh, um,
00:17:09	There's 40 Chicanos in UCLA...
00:17:13	not counting the gardeners. We need
00:17:18	No, I mean I don't know
00:17:21	Yes, you are.
00:17:24	That's why you're here.
00:17:27	We'll even pay
00:17:30	Vickie will help you with
00:17:33	- Hey, you guys.
00:17:34	It's Mocte.
00:17:38	Hey, here's my number.
00:17:41	- Thank you so much.
00:17:43	- See you.
00:17:44	Hey, Yoli.
00:17:47	"Chicanas," I like that.
00:17:50	Chicano, Chicana,
00:17:54	You all should really be going.
00:17:57	Good grades will help
00:18:24	Chicano!
00:18:25	This is a poem
00:18:30	"I am Joaquin,
00:18:33	Lost in a world
00:18:37	Caught in the whirl
00:18:40	Confused by the rules,
00:18:43	Scorned by the attitudes...
00:18:46	I've come a long way
00:18:51	I am Cuauhtemoc...
00:18:55	civilized...
00:18:57	far beyond the dreams
00:19:00	I am the Maya Prince...
00:19:03	Great leader
00:19:09	I rode
00:19:14	Hidalgo! Zapata!
00:19:17	Are but a few... who dared
00:19:22	of the tyranny of men
00:19:24	who rule by farce
00:19:29	I stand here
00:19:33	and now I see
00:19:37	In a country that's
00:19:45	and stifled my pride.
00:19:49	I shed a tear
00:19:52	when I see my children
00:19:56	of mediocrity,
00:19:59	never to look back...
00:20:02	and remember me.
00:20:08	And now the trumpets sound,
00:20:10	The music in the people
00:20:14	Like a sleeping giant,
00:20:19	And we start to move.
00:20:22	Mexicanos! Espanoles! Chicanos!
00:20:28	I look the same
00:20:30	I feel the same
00:20:33	I cry and sing the same...
00:20:37	I am Joaquin...
00:20:42	I am Aztec prince...
00:20:45	I shall endure!"
00:21:53	Yeah, I know one thing...
00:21:55	I ain't
00:21:58	- Who's Joaquin?
00:22:00	"Lost in a world
00:22:02	Caught in a whirl
00:22:05	Hey, that's Bobby!
00:22:09	You're Chicano, Bobby.
00:22:12	You're an Aztec.
00:22:15	Man, I ain't no Aztec.
00:22:18	"Lost in a world
00:22:20	And you're the son of your father.
00:22:24	My father's
00:22:27	Naw, man,
00:22:29	He's Mexican-American.
00:22:31	No, you're either Mexican
00:22:34	- You're one or the other.
00:22:36	But Irish-Americans
00:22:38	I'm not
00:22:40	I'm a Chicana.
00:22:47	- We can all agree on that one, right?
00:22:53	You know, one day I want
00:22:56	- What's stopping you?
00:23:04	Okay, what was your
00:23:06	Oh, the best part was
00:23:09	Oh, you two were so funny.
00:23:13	I've never seen you
00:23:16	You get red ants on your feet,
00:23:20	This is what's great though.
00:23:23	some of the brightest kids,
00:23:26	as much as you guys,
00:23:28	I didn't know there were
00:23:30	There's a lot more!
00:23:34	- Where are we?
00:23:38	I'm going.
00:23:43	Okay, this is the senior court.
00:23:45	- Yeah.
00:23:48	Behind the water fountain,
00:23:50	Okay?
00:24:37	- There you are.
00:24:40	No no no.
00:24:42	Oh, look at this.
00:24:45	we don't find out about.
00:24:48	Our library is sad.
00:24:52	they have books
00:24:55	They have French,
00:24:58	They even
00:25:00	Look at this, look.
00:25:04	We can't even speak Spanish
00:25:07	I know.
00:25:12	It's not right. I mean, don't people
00:25:17	Hmm... you should write
00:25:21	What, "A Tale
00:25:25	That's a good title.
00:25:45	Hi, Papi.
00:25:53	Mando Ramos?
00:25:59	I love Mando.
00:26:03	He's running away.
00:26:06	Come on.
00:26:08	He used to be.
00:26:11	Thinks he knows
00:26:14	He still wins
00:26:17	He takes
00:26:21	Guys who take chances...
00:26:24	vas a ver.
00:26:25	Bang!
00:26:28	Get their heads
00:26:31	You should have
00:26:33	All we did was drive
00:26:35	and it was like we were
00:26:37	There were kids from all over,
00:26:40	We heard speeches
00:26:42	and we learned all about
00:26:44	What culture?
00:26:47	The Chicano culture.
00:26:49	You're not a Chicana.
00:26:51	Of course I am.
00:26:54	I am from
00:26:56	You're a Chilipina.
00:27:00	Chilipina.
00:27:18	"A Tale of Two Schools.
00:27:21	You're afraid of us,
00:27:24	scared that we're gonna
00:27:27	change what
00:27:29	But we're beginning to see
00:27:33	We're opening our eyes
00:27:37	"It's not about
00:27:39	and fancy auditoriums.
00:27:42	The Palisades High library
00:27:44	has books in languages
00:27:47	They honor the cultures
00:27:51	In East L.A., the Chicanos aren't
00:27:55	The Declaration
00:27:58	tells us that we are
00:28:00	but our schools teach us
00:28:08	Dang, girl,
00:28:10	I know.
00:28:12	Risco at "La Raza"
00:28:15	- Really?
00:28:22	This is La Piranya.
00:28:24	That's right, girl. We built
00:28:27	There's so many
00:28:28	Don't worry. You met a lot
00:28:31	Yeah.
00:28:33	Chicana,
00:28:35	Come on.
00:28:39	Paula, Vickie, hi!
00:28:41	- I think you know everyone here.
00:28:43	- Hey, Paula.
00:28:46	- Hi.
00:28:49	Tanya Mount.
00:28:50	- Hey girl.
00:28:53	John Ortiz.
00:28:56	- Garfield.
00:28:59	Yeah, Mita Cuaron.
00:29:00	- Um, and Mickey?
00:29:03	- Beverly Hills High School.
00:29:06	- And Harry, right?
00:29:09	Wow, so we have all five East L.A.
00:29:12	- That could be dangerous.
00:29:16	I read it.
00:29:18	- It was really good.
00:29:20	- Impressive.
00:29:22	are more jacked up
00:29:26	- That ain't news.
00:29:30	The principal should
00:29:32	We should get all
00:29:35	Principals know
00:29:37	but that's just one student complaining.
00:29:40	One student might not
00:29:43	- but a whole bunch will.
00:29:45	How about we get every
00:29:48	an essay about what they
00:29:50	They're not going to write an essay.
00:29:53	This is East L.A. You know what I mean?
00:29:56	We can make it simple.
00:29:58	We can ask the questions ourselves...
00:30:01	and then kids can answer
00:30:04	- Like a survey.
00:30:05	Surveys are bullshit.
00:30:08	- Have you got a better idea?
00:30:11	get their attention. The Black Panthers
00:30:14	- We're not the Black Panthers, ese.
00:30:16	We're talking about
00:30:19	We're talking about getting
00:30:21	Que si. That's why we're
00:30:23	- Nonviolently.
00:30:27	You just got here. Come on,
00:30:29	I have to get home.
00:30:32	- You guys don't know my dad.
00:30:34	- You have a car?
00:30:38	All right, well, it was nice
00:30:41	- Bye.
00:30:43	- I'm watching you.
00:30:44	- Whoo.
00:30:47	- About what?
00:30:50	violence and shit.
00:30:52	I don't know.
00:30:54	L... I don't think so.
00:30:57	I mean I can't take guys too seriously
00:31:01	Neither can I.
00:31:03	Thanks.
00:31:08	So... why did you join?
00:31:11	- What, the Brown Berets?
00:31:13	I saw you sign up.
00:31:17	I don't know, I want
00:31:20	I think we all need
00:31:24	So do I.
00:31:32	Thanks for
00:31:34	Yeah sure.
00:31:36	Um, look, Paula.
00:31:38	- Yeah?
00:31:40	You know, I was
00:31:44	When everyone was talking,
00:31:50	I just wanted to hear
00:31:52	Yeah...
00:31:53	- Hey, sis!
00:31:55	Nothing. Dad's home
00:31:58	- Oh my gosh. You didn't tell him...
00:32:00	- No, you've gotta get out of here.
00:32:03	- Go go go go!
00:32:05	No, go now.
00:32:09	Hey, hey!
00:32:12	- So who's the vato?
00:32:15	Papi,
00:32:17	- It's late.
00:32:19	- Who brought you home?
00:32:22	- Wasn't that Vickie's car?
00:32:25	She's a counselor
00:32:27	I told you I don't want you
00:32:29	You don't even know them.
00:32:32	- They're agitators!
00:32:34	You see?
00:32:41	Mija.
00:32:43	- Who was the boy?
00:32:46	- If you're trying to hide something...
00:32:48	If I was trying to hide, we wouldn't
00:32:51	- If you get pregnant...
00:32:56	Mom, is that what
00:32:58	I don't know what
00:33:18	"Do your parents and counselors
00:33:42	"Do you think you are
00:33:44	Pssh.
00:33:46	- Why not?
00:33:48	I'm serious, Bobby.
00:33:50	"What is the point?"
00:33:56	Hey, I can hear you
00:34:01	It's a raging river, sir.
00:34:05	All right, come on
00:34:06	Nature's calling, Mr. Hurley,
00:34:09	Now you're going to have to
00:34:12	What is he supposed to do?
00:34:14	- He's supposed to use the bathroom.
00:34:18	Well then, he can wait.
00:34:20	That's what people do...
00:34:23	Come on.
00:34:25	Mr. Hurley, come on.
00:34:27	Rodriguez, this doesn't
00:34:32	He didn't hurt anything.
00:34:34	- Right, payaso?
00:34:38	Hey, come on,
00:34:43	All right.
00:34:46	Don't pee in the bushes.
00:34:51	All right?
00:34:54	Okay.
00:34:57	Yeah.
00:35:06	Are you guys
00:35:08	About how we're being
00:35:11	Well, we might have
00:35:14	- What is that?
00:35:17	It asks questions about our schools
00:35:21	We're hoping it will
00:35:23	- Can I see one?
00:35:29	"Are you made to feel
00:35:34	Can I fill one out?
00:35:37	Yeah.
00:35:40	- Gimme one of those.
00:35:42	- I want one. I want one.
00:35:45	We can change this.
00:35:47	Try to fill these out and get them
00:35:51	Here you go.
00:36:01	Try to fill these out.
00:36:16	Please fill out a survey
00:36:18	- Here, fill out a flyer.
00:36:20	to evaluate our high school.
00:36:22	People of our school
00:36:24	It's a survey about
00:36:28	Thank you so much.
00:36:33	Hi, how are you? Fill one
00:36:36	Make a difference.
00:36:39	Please take one.
00:36:41	It'll only take a minute.
00:36:43	Hey, fill out
00:36:46	Hey, ladies,
00:36:49	How was
00:36:51	Fill out these surveys, we want to know
00:36:54	Fill this out.
00:36:57	It's a survey.
00:36:59	Here you go.
00:37:01	These things
00:37:03	- They can't even spell.
00:37:06	She wants top be able to ask questions
00:37:10	Hey, this guy wants
00:37:13	Yeah, tacos for everyone.
00:37:15	Hey, the pinche cops across
00:37:18	- What?
00:37:20	We're not doing
00:37:22	They been out there for a while.
00:37:25	Hey, did they ask you
00:37:28	Every night.
00:37:31	Yeah, you can't take these
00:37:34	- Morning, Mr. Hurley.
00:37:36	- Hey, Lloyd.
00:37:38	Why not? Look.
00:37:41	Mocte. Did he tell you
00:37:44	- What?
00:37:47	- They'll shut this down.
00:37:50	They don't have to listen to you.
00:37:52	- Yes they do.
00:37:55	or drop out,
00:37:57	You don't even sound
00:38:04	I am on your side.
00:38:07	I have tortillas
00:38:11	You have to
00:38:13	Okay? You have
00:38:16	Okay.
00:38:19	What about
00:38:23	That's a start.
00:38:27	You want Mexican food
00:38:31	That's one point
00:38:36	"Compulsory
00:38:38	Text books revised to reflect
00:38:41	"Teachers who show prejudice
00:38:45	"Libraries expanded.
00:38:47	End of swatting."
00:38:51	"Covered lunch areas.
00:38:54	No janitorial punishment."
00:38:59	"New schools"?
00:39:02	Tell me, Tanya, who's going
00:39:07	I don't know, sir.
00:39:09	I don't think
00:39:13	You're going to graduate
00:39:16	Are you saying it's not
00:39:19	I don't see what you
00:39:21	- You've done extremely well here.
00:39:25	Look, I'm not saying
00:39:27	I've pushed for some of these same
00:39:31	Will you at least take it
00:39:34	Paula, you have
00:39:36	Don't mess things up.
00:39:38	And that group that you've
00:39:40	you're too much of an individual
00:39:45	Be sensible
00:39:47	- Sal, can I have a word?
00:39:50	Did you put these kids
00:39:53	- No.
00:39:55	This is going to stop.
00:39:58	- Chrisostomo.
00:40:00	Paula Chrisostomo
00:40:02	She shouldn't be
00:40:04	It's not up to me. The kids
00:40:07	Oh, and you're not
00:40:10	If they ask me a question,
00:40:13	That's what
00:40:15	I think that you're trying
00:40:17	Ingles, I'm not trying
00:40:19	"Mr. Ingles" please.
00:40:21	Mr. Ingles, these kids
00:40:23	they know what's going on.
00:40:25	the short end of the stick.
00:40:26	I can see why they
00:40:28	You just don't know when
00:40:31	Well, these kids
00:40:34	- If things go wrong...
00:40:36	...l'm coming after you.
00:40:38	Well, come early,
00:40:41	- What was that?
00:40:44	Come on, huevones. You just gonna
00:40:47	You know the reason
00:40:49	It was because it was a stupid idea to
00:40:53	- That was Sal's idea.
00:40:55	Your idea was to take a survey, and you
00:40:59	- Hey, that was two years ago.
00:41:01	Look, we weren't nearly as
00:41:04	Screw that, it's the past.
00:41:05	Why don't we just take
00:41:07	Enough with the surveys already!
00:41:10	Kids are getting their heads
00:41:13	and we can't turn in a few papers
00:41:16	I'll have to build a coalition.
00:41:18	You know how this thing works.
00:41:20	Time is what we're
00:41:22	These kids
00:41:27	- Sal...
00:41:29	You're the teacher,
00:41:32	Well, the system's been
00:41:35	I think they have a pretty
00:41:38	Well, radical reform
00:41:42	Did the Watts riots
00:41:46	Well, let's just hope
00:41:49	Well, I'm gonna
00:41:51	but I just got elected
00:41:53	Yeah, thanks to
00:41:58	Let's get one thing
00:42:01	It was a countywide election.
00:42:03	Oh. Well, y-you're just
00:42:07	- You're sounding like an idiot.
00:42:12	Unenlightened.
00:42:14	- I prefer idiot.
00:42:17	- I'm gonna have to pass them out...
00:42:20	So bring them
00:42:34	The meeting will
00:42:38	Excuse me, Madam Chair.
00:42:40	First thing on the agenda is
00:42:45	It will be
00:43:04	Mr. Richardson?
00:43:07	- Yes, Madam Chair.
00:43:22	We'll take it up
00:43:25	- I say we call it a day.
00:43:29	Julian, you never take
00:43:32	Earlier today,
00:43:34	It's a survey taken by a group of
00:43:38	with some
00:43:41	on how to improve the studies
00:43:46	May we go through it?
00:43:49	I think we could all use a little
00:43:53	What do you think,
00:43:56	Well, I'd like
00:43:58	Put the timetable on the agenda
00:44:02	This session
00:44:05	We can't just sit around
00:44:08	It's time to protest!
00:44:10	Yeah! Hey, I know a vato back from
00:44:12	who makes some
00:44:14	Hey, the point
00:44:16	Just like Martin Luther King
00:44:20	What about
00:44:22	- Hey! Hold it, hold it!
00:44:25	You know, Dr. King got
00:44:28	Yeah, and Cesar is
00:44:31	Yeah, you guys, but this
00:44:33	- So let's boycott!
00:44:35	- Why not?
00:44:38	No, it's not!
00:44:40	We get treated
00:44:42	Hey, are we talking
00:44:45	Our schools are
00:44:48	What?
00:44:51	Boycott the schools.
00:44:53	- That's good!
00:44:55	- No, that's not a good idea!
00:44:57	No, you wanna know why?
00:44:59	Because they don't give a shit
00:45:02	- Actually, they do!
00:45:05	A.D. A...
00:45:08	Schools get money
00:45:10	according to how many
00:45:12	Empty chairs,
00:45:15	- They need us!
00:45:18	No, we show up
00:45:21	- Si.
00:45:23	A walkout, yeah.
00:45:26	- A walkout.
00:45:27	Walkout, guys!
00:45:30	I like that! Walkout!
00:45:32	- Walkout!
00:45:34	Come on! Let's go!
00:45:37	Walkout, walkout,
00:45:42	Molotov cocktails
00:45:45	I mean, I think there could
00:45:48	Why didn't you
00:45:52	This whole thing
00:45:54	If we attack the principals
00:45:58	they're gonna fight back.
00:46:00	It's not an attack,
00:46:02	I don't know.
00:46:05	I want a Chicano mayor
00:46:09	So, are you
00:46:12	No.
00:46:15	- I don't know. Maybe.
00:46:19	Hey, holmes.
00:46:22	- What is it?
00:46:24	- Check out those pigs right there.
00:46:29	- Queso.
00:46:33	Check that out.
00:47:08	Come on, Fernie,
00:47:08	Come on, Fernie,
00:47:10	Come on, pick it up.
00:47:14	You got something else
00:47:16	By the rain gutter,
00:47:19	This whole quarter's
00:47:21	Not one piece
00:47:23	Come on, come on, don't forget
00:47:25	Not one piece
00:47:27	Come on, I've been here
00:47:30	Don't you wanna go home?
00:47:32	You got two milk cartons
00:47:36	Fernie, you got two milk cartons
00:47:40	Clean up
00:47:42	Come on, Fernie,
00:47:44	All of it. How many times
00:47:46	Come on, we've been
00:47:48	Two milk cartons
00:47:51	Clean up the two milk cartons,
00:47:52	put them in the trash pile,
00:47:55	- Fernie.
00:48:00	- Pick up that broom.
00:48:02	- Come on, he just wants you to quit.
00:48:05	- I did not ask you!
00:48:07	Just do what he says, okay?
00:48:11	- Hey, Fernie, look at me.
00:48:14	Pick up that broom,
00:48:16	Please, Fernie,
00:48:18	Come on.
00:48:21	Please, Fernie.
00:48:26	Last chance, Fernie,
00:48:30	That's right,
00:48:32	All right. Now you got
00:48:36	Hey, you got two milk
00:48:39	- Fernie? Fernie?
00:48:48	Happens to so many kids.
00:48:50	- they get pushed out.
00:48:53	He didn't have a choice.
00:48:56	Oh, I know Fernie.
00:48:58	He was going to graduate high school.
00:49:01	If he wants to fight,
00:49:04	Know what
00:49:06	- Is there another choice?
00:49:08	- Is Al going to the army?
00:49:11	If the government asks,
00:49:15	The country
00:49:17	- From what?
00:49:20	We're not stopping communism,
00:49:22	She's right. I can't
00:49:25	I'm defending you,
00:49:27	they'll send you to the front line.
00:49:29	I've heard that too,
00:49:32	That's where Woody's
00:49:34	If you want to live in this country,
00:49:37	All the good things
00:49:40	it's not for free.
00:49:42	That's what's great about our countries,
00:49:47	You're all so smart,
00:49:53	- Papi, I'm ready.
00:49:59	- Hey, what are you doing here?
00:50:02	- Julian Nava talked to Sal.
00:50:04	They know everything:
00:50:08	- How'd they find out?
00:50:11	- Come on, we're meeting.
00:50:14	Well, can't you
00:50:21	Papi, Vickie's gonna take me.
00:50:23	- Bye. We gotta pick up Bobby and Yoli.
00:50:34	Aren't we going
00:50:36	No, the church.
00:50:45	The police know who we are.
00:50:47	That's why they
00:50:50	Somebody here's
00:50:52	Snitch.
00:50:56	On behalf of all the outside
00:51:00	I'd like to send a special
00:51:04	- Que viva la raza!
00:51:08	Wait a minute,
00:51:10	I have a special message
00:51:12	whoever you are.
00:51:16	Que viva!
00:51:22	Whoo whoo!
00:51:28	Paula is one
00:51:30	but she's fallen in
00:51:35	- Is she breaking any school rules?
00:51:38	Paula's trying to convince
00:51:42	to boycott the school.
00:51:45	I'm sure you can appreciate
00:51:48	Your daughter
00:51:51	And Paula, when you get to college,
00:51:54	hell, it's probably
00:51:56	If I have to expel one student
00:52:05	I'm sorry,
00:52:08	He says he will speak
00:52:10	Good.
00:52:12	I'd hate to see Paula lose everything
00:52:17	Paula,
00:52:19	They're gonna make
00:52:21	They're just scared
00:52:23	You are risking everything.
00:52:25	I told you to stay away
00:52:31	Why do you listen
00:52:35	They don't care about you.
00:52:39	In a few months,
00:52:42	do whatever you want.
00:52:44	Get married, have babies,
00:52:52	Go back to school.
00:00:06	I don't know
00:00:10	What?
00:00:12	Principal Ingles said that he
00:00:17	What?
00:00:19	You have every right
00:00:24	But what if he can?
00:00:26	What if he could take away
00:00:28	The one thing that
00:00:31	- Oh.
00:00:36	I can't answer that
00:00:40	- You're my teacher.
00:00:50	Every choice has a set
00:00:54	And you're gonna have to live
00:01:00	Aren't you scared?
00:01:03	Never.
00:01:09	You got fired, right?
00:01:12	For the tortilla movement.
00:01:14	Yeah.
00:01:17	There was no Mexican-Americans
00:01:19	100º/º Anglo.
00:01:23	So I helped them put together
00:01:26	And it was good,
00:01:29	They ran a strong
00:01:31	and it came down
00:01:33	and they delivered
00:01:37	Which follows
00:01:40	- Consolidate your power base.
00:01:43	It was a scene.
00:01:45	One half was going crazy, the other half
00:01:49	and the principal comes out
00:01:52	He says, "You can't speak
00:01:54	Mr. Castro,
00:01:57	Did you know the original
00:02:00	was written
00:02:02	They were
00:02:05	But you still got fired.
00:02:08	It was a good lesson.
00:02:10	Kids learned
00:02:14	Guess you did too.
00:02:16	Well, that was my choice.
00:02:21	Now you have to
00:02:26	Thank you.
00:02:33	I have been looking
00:02:36	- Wilson walked out.
00:02:39	I know, I know. They didn't
00:02:42	Come on, we have to
00:02:43	What's wrong?
00:02:46	You go ahead,
00:02:48	Can't you get out of it?
00:02:50	Yeah, but...
00:02:52	I'm not going to.
00:02:58	The schools are supposed
00:03:01	- Exactly.
00:03:03	- Right on, Robert.
00:03:05	Were you a part of it?
00:03:08	I didn't tell them to,
00:03:10	We know that. Why?
00:03:12	Principal canceled some play,
00:03:15	and just started yelling,
00:03:18	- We're gonna get blamed anyway.
00:03:34	The other schools
00:03:36	- Yeah, we're gonna get blamed anyway.
00:03:39	- no no. Hold on, wait a minute.
00:03:43	- No, we're not ready.
00:03:45	Wilson jumped the gun.
00:03:48	- We go out tomorrow. Who's with me?
00:03:50	Yeah, man, I think
00:03:52	- Hold on.
00:03:57	Okay. Uh... was there
00:03:59	- No.
00:04:01	I don't think so.
00:04:04	- Didn't happen.
00:04:06	- The walkout didn't happen.
00:04:09	Well, no no no, if the news
00:04:12	Tune in tomorrow, Sal,
00:04:16	You're not ready yet.
00:04:19	- We're organized.
00:04:23	What do they say?
00:04:25	Who's gonna carry them?
00:04:27	- Hey, Paula.
00:04:29	We'll be walking
00:04:32	And what about
00:04:35	How about the news stations?
00:04:37	You talk
00:04:41	You know what happened
00:04:43	Nothing. Whole bunch
00:04:47	A bunch of kids stood up
00:04:49	Yeah, but everybody
00:04:51	You want to inspire people
00:04:53	- you gotta get organized.
00:04:55	- we could blowout tomorrow.
00:04:58	Chavez organized
00:05:01	Dr. King organized
00:05:03	- Gandhi, he organized India.
00:05:07	Yeah, you don't think
00:05:09	You take your time,
00:05:12	you'll inspire people.
00:05:14	How long do you think
00:05:17	Two years.
00:05:19	No, I'm just...
00:05:22	No no. A week, a week.
00:05:26	- Wednesday at the earliest.
00:05:28	Know what?
00:05:31	- Let the kids vote.
00:05:33	Yes. Sal's right.
00:05:36	They're the ones
00:05:38	All those in favor of walking
00:05:45	Wednesday?
00:05:57	All right,
00:06:03	All right, blowout committee,
00:06:06	Ready! Where's Cal State?
00:06:09	- Ready.
00:06:12	- Ready!
00:06:15	All right, Brown Berets,
00:06:17	Remember, you keep between
00:06:20	Passive resistance. If those
00:06:24	Make no mistake, mi gente,
00:06:26	The LAPD,
00:06:28	Sheriffs' Department and everybody
00:06:32	so I want the Brown Berets and UMAS,
00:06:36	If any heads get busted,
00:06:40	I have a question.
00:06:43	What if nobody
00:06:52	They'll walk out.
00:07:29	We're gonna walk out.
00:07:31	Tomorrow,
00:07:35	If we back down now...
00:07:37	how are we ever
00:07:44	Papi's gonna
00:07:54	Good?
00:07:58	I hope you know
00:08:03	It's gonna be okay.
00:08:05	With 52 deaths today,
00:08:08	the total number
00:08:09	in Vietnam now stands
00:08:13	There is very little hope
00:08:16	U.S. Troops are now bogged
00:08:19	with no end in sight.
00:09:24	Are you nervous?
00:09:31	Paula?
00:09:33	Did you get to sleep?
00:09:35	No, not really.
00:10:08	Good morning.
00:10:11	- Yeah.
00:10:34	Walkout.
00:10:36	- Walkout, Garfield.
00:10:39	- Roosevelt, walkout!
00:10:49	Walkout.
00:10:52	Paula, what are
00:10:57	Sorry, Mr. Hurley.
00:10:59	Paula, get back
00:11:01	Walkout.
00:11:08	Walkout!
00:11:10	Lincoln, walkout!
00:11:13	- Walkout!
00:11:15	- Where is everybody?
00:11:17	Walkout!
00:11:20	- Walkout!
00:11:23	Walkout!
00:11:28	Rodriguez,
00:11:30	- Rodriguez!
00:11:32	Walkout!
00:11:35	Come on! Walkout!
00:11:38	- Walkout!
00:11:41	Roosevelt, walkout!
00:11:45	Wilson, walkout!
00:11:48	- Walkout!
00:11:50	Walkout! Walkout!
00:11:59	Walkout!
00:12:02	All right,
00:12:04	- Chiapa.
00:12:07	Walkout! Come on,
00:12:17	- Viva la raza!
00:12:25	Walkout! Walkout!
00:12:37	Come on, you guys!
00:12:55	Walkout!
00:13:10	Walkout! Walkout!
00:13:26	Stay on the sidewalk,
00:13:41	- Chicano!
00:13:44	- Chicano!
00:13:47	- Chicano!
00:13:49	- Yes, it's really happening!
00:13:52	Hey, keep all these people
00:13:54	Let's go, keep moving!
00:13:58	Off the street!
00:14:03	- Chicano!
00:14:06	- Chicano!
00:14:08	- Chicano!
00:14:10	Excuse me.
00:14:12	Aren't you Sal Castro, the teacher
00:14:16	Y-yes, I am Sal Castro,
00:14:18	and uh... no, I-I didn't
00:14:21	The uh... kids did it
00:14:23	- Why do you think they did it?
00:14:26	has long been referred to
00:14:29	And uh... today he's getting
00:14:33	- Chicano!
00:14:35	- Chicano!
00:14:37	- Chicano!
00:14:39	- Chicano!
00:14:41	- Chicano!
00:14:44	- Chicano!
00:14:46	- Viva la raza!
00:14:48	We want equal education
00:14:52	- Chicano! Chicano!
00:14:56	Honey, come here.
00:15:04	What is she doing?
00:15:41	Listen up, everybody! I just
00:15:44	and the school board said they're
00:15:48	- next week.
00:15:50	We won, yeah!
00:15:53	Hey, man... hey, wait a minute.
00:15:55	A phone call from a coconut saying
00:15:59	Yeah, they're called
00:16:02	Yeah, I know how
00:16:04	We give
00:16:06	Well, let's wait and see
00:16:11	Oh no!
00:16:13	Hey!
00:16:15	Wait a minute,
00:16:17	- wait a minute, hold on.
00:16:22	All right, what if we meet
00:16:25	Some schools walk out,
00:16:27	- A show of weakness.
00:16:29	- Well, let's send it louder.
00:16:31	Okay okay okay okay.
00:16:35	- Yeah.
00:16:39	- Wilson.
00:16:41	- Lincoln.
00:16:43	- Berets.
00:16:52	All right.
00:16:55	We're undecided.
00:16:57	- Lincoln?
00:17:01	- Roosevelt?
00:17:03	- All right.
00:17:05	Wilson stands down
00:17:07	- Belmont?
00:17:11	Blowout!
00:17:19	Why were you
00:17:23	I don't know.
00:17:24	I just, uh... didn't have
00:17:28	Look, I uh...
00:17:31	I'm uh...
00:17:34	I'm glad you're not
00:17:49	I, um...
00:17:51	Yeah?
00:17:53	L... my dad's
00:17:56	waiting for me right now
00:18:00	- So I'll call you tomorrow?
00:18:04	All right.
00:18:11	Roosevelt and Belmont
00:18:15	Give me enough men
00:18:18	I want to put
00:18:19	Yeah, we know all about
00:18:21	They're a potentially militant,
00:18:24	Any kind of communist
00:18:30	My own daughter enters
00:18:44	Papi, I didn't want
00:18:47	So now you are concerned
00:18:56	I saw you on TV.
00:18:59	My daughter, standing
00:19:02	waving a sign.
00:19:04	- How do you think I felt?
00:19:07	- No.
00:19:10	- Does not matter.
00:19:12	You were waving it
00:19:15	- "Equal education for all."
00:19:19	What is wrong
00:19:22	I don't know, I just don't
00:19:45	Get in.
00:19:58	I brought you some clothes,
00:20:01	Your aunt has
00:20:04	I'm going to Vickie's.
00:20:07	He'll cool down
00:20:11	Fathers tend
00:20:13	Especially about
00:20:17	I'll handle Papi.
00:20:23	My father used to tell me,
00:20:27	Mom, I know how
00:20:29	I got pregnant.
00:20:37	It's been 20 years,
00:20:45	Make sure you can live
00:20:47	with the decisions
00:21:04	Damn. We can't
00:21:09	All right, get those signs
00:21:13	- Let's go.
00:21:16	Let's go, people.
00:21:18	- Come on.
00:21:22	Wait for my command.
00:21:24	Come on.
00:21:32	Are we making
00:21:36	I really don't know.
00:21:43	Roll-call.
00:21:47	Mickey, I need you
00:21:49	You need to sit back down
00:21:51	Belmont, walkout.
00:21:54	Walkout, Garfield!
00:21:58	Blowout! Walk... walkout! -
00:22:02	I need everybody to go
00:22:04	Stay seated. I need you
00:22:08	Please, Sylvia do...
00:22:10	Stop, I need you
00:22:13	Stop! I need you
00:22:19	What?
00:22:24	Open your books
00:22:30	Walkout! Walkout!
00:22:34	Walkout! Walkout!
00:22:42	This is an unlawful assembly.
00:22:44	By the order
00:22:47	- you must return to your schools!
00:22:50	You're making
00:22:52	- We can't let these guys intimidate us.
00:22:54	Students are coming
00:22:56	Susan, make sure these kids
00:23:00	Don't let them stop, don't let
00:23:02	All right, all right,
00:23:04	Back inside! Back in...
00:23:09	Walkout, Garfield!
00:23:13	Walkout!
00:23:15	Excuse me, students,
00:23:17	Walkout, Garfield!
00:23:24	- We have to.
00:23:38	Walkout! Walkout!
00:23:45	Carlos! The gate,
00:23:48	- Armando, David, let's go!
00:23:50	You have two minutes!
00:23:57	Walkout!
00:24:00	Walkout!
00:24:08	No! Go back!
00:24:13	Return to your classrooms
00:24:17	Walkout! Walkout!
00:24:22	- Yeah!
00:24:24	Go! Stay on the sidewalk!
00:24:26	Keep moving.
00:24:28	Keep moving,
00:24:43	It's locked!
00:24:51	- Please, no!
00:24:53	- We can't go anywhere!
00:24:59	One minute!
00:25:05	Better back up!
00:25:20	Clear them out!
00:25:48	Get off me! Get off!
00:25:52	Stop! Stop hitting them!
00:27:03	Get off the bleachers
00:27:06	I repeat.
00:27:10	or you will be arrested!
00:28:45	Chrisistomo.
00:28:47	Chrisistomo.
00:28:50	- Paula?
00:28:53	Student protests continued
00:28:57	as two East L.A. Schools
00:29:00	Unlike yesterday's
00:29:02	where all five area schools
00:29:06	today's smaller protest
00:29:09	Fortunately, a heavy police
00:29:13	resulting in only
00:29:16	Commentator Earl Brown
00:29:18	about the events
00:29:21	What is the Mexican-American
00:29:24	with these random displays
00:29:28	Are they just children
00:29:31	Or is there
00:29:34	entering the story?
00:29:37	Chief of Police
00:29:39	alluded to outside agitators,
00:29:42	many with ties
00:29:45	But let us ask ourselves,
00:29:47	has it simply become the vogue
00:29:51	to attack the very institutions
00:29:54	which are the cornerstones
00:29:56	For we, the people
00:29:59	the results of these types of attacks
00:30:02	when radical youth take the law
00:30:06	Chief Reddin
00:30:08	Work still remains. I think we've seen
00:30:12	- Like hell, you have.
00:30:14	- of the Watts riots illustrated...
00:30:16	- That civil unrest must be countered
00:30:18	- By swift and precise police action.
00:30:23	So we got, um...
00:30:26	we got kids in jail...
00:30:29	and in the hospital.
00:30:33	And all the footage
00:30:39	the kids
00:30:42	none of it, uh...
00:30:46	none of it made it
00:30:50	They want to pretend
00:30:52	It didn't happen.
00:30:57	Tomorrow's Friday.
00:31:00	I say we take a stand.
00:31:02	They won't let you
00:31:05	We can win
00:31:08	We need an escort.
00:31:10	I'll bring my abuela.
00:31:13	He's right though,
00:31:17	Bullshit.
00:31:19	My abuela hits back.
00:31:23	Why don't we
00:31:27	Parents, brothers, primos.
00:31:30	Kids?
00:31:32	Why not?
00:31:35	Uh... okay,
00:31:39	has to walk out together,
00:31:43	Yup.
00:31:46	Together, yeah.
00:31:48	All in favor...
00:31:52	Yea!
00:32:47	Lincoln, let's walk out.
00:32:53	Walkout! Walkout! Walkout!
00:33:02	You know what happened yesterday.
00:33:06	Come on guys,
00:33:09	La raza!
00:33:37	Walkout! Walkout!
00:34:01	Walkout!
00:34:03	- If they come at you, don't resist.
00:34:05	- Walkout!
00:34:07	Okay.
00:34:09	- Walkout! Chicano!
00:34:13	- Chicano!
00:34:15	- Chicano!
00:34:17	Viva la raza!
00:34:19	- Viva la raza!
00:34:22	- Chicano!
00:34:24	- Chicano!
00:34:26	- Chicano!
00:34:30	- Viva la raza!
00:34:33	- La raza!
00:34:34	Que viva...!
00:35:00	Leave our children alone!
00:35:15	Your papi's gonna trip.
00:35:24	Anything to say?
00:35:27	It's a beautiful day
00:35:36	And in that spirit,
00:35:38	of parents to take over
00:35:42	And I'd like to introduce to you
00:35:51	I have some very good news.
00:35:54	The board has agreed
00:35:57	at Lincoln High
00:36:00	Looks like
00:36:16	We did it,
00:36:18	and we didn't even have to be
00:36:20	- That's a good thing.
00:36:23	L... I gotta go.
00:36:26	Well, actually um...
00:36:28	there's something
00:36:31	Do you wanna go
00:36:35	- I don't know, um...
00:36:38	I mean, it...
00:36:40	No, I'd like to.
00:36:42	I would.
00:36:44	- I have to go.
00:36:49	Compulsory bilingual
00:36:52	will be enacted in all
00:36:56	Corporal punishment
00:36:59	Janitorial duties should not be
00:37:05	Students who speak Spanish
00:37:07	should not be reprimanded.
00:37:10	Chicanos deserve
00:37:13	No student should be discouraged
00:37:20	Teachers who show
00:37:22	must be transferred
00:37:25	No students or teachers
00:37:29	for participating
00:37:35	And restrooms
00:37:38	to all students
00:38:04	Viva la raza!
00:38:17	You like it?
00:38:22	Oh, really?
00:38:24	Oh, thank you!
00:38:29	They're gonna bring you
00:38:31	You'll see.
00:38:32	- Chicano!
00:38:49	You Moctesuma Esparza?
00:38:51	- Yes.
00:38:52	- No!
00:38:53	No more violence! No!
00:39:04	Are you David Sanchez?
00:39:06	LAPD,
00:39:17	Gentlemen, you are
00:39:20	Hey, we got a right
00:39:22	Hey, you got a warrant?
00:39:32	Paula.
00:39:34	Please come with me.
00:39:40	Hey, what's wrong?
00:39:43	- What happened?
00:39:48	Mocte, Risco,
00:39:50	- they're all in jail.
00:39:53	I don't know.
00:39:56	They probably
00:39:58	We have to go find Sal.
00:40:07	Mr. Castro!
00:40:26	- Sal, where is he?
00:40:28	Such an idiot.
00:40:29	I will call my dad right now.
00:40:31	- It's not fair.
00:40:34	- We have to defend ourselves.
00:40:36	We have to get them
00:40:38	That's all we know.
00:40:42	Someone's got a line
00:40:45	Like there is
00:40:47	Hey, man, these are
00:40:49	Wait a second, you just said that
00:40:52	They didn't charge them
00:40:54	The charged them
00:40:58	- A conspiracy to commit a misdemeanor?
00:41:02	Wait a minute,
00:41:05	It's a felony, Bobby. Our friends
00:41:09	How much?
00:41:12	- 66 years.
00:41:16	66 years for banging
00:41:19	That's a life sentence.
00:41:21	Hey, they'll never
00:41:23	Yes, they can.
00:41:27	- He'll tell them everything.
00:41:46	Papi?
00:42:05	I wanted to say
00:42:10	For everything.
00:42:13	You said those who take
00:42:18	They get hit.
00:42:29	I didn't know
00:42:35	Mr. Castro, Mocte,
00:42:38	they were all arrested
00:42:43	You step
00:42:46	...you get hit.
00:42:56	I should have
00:42:58	Now you've
00:43:01	and now you're
00:43:05	You won't
00:43:08	but you're gonna
00:43:12	I don't agree
00:43:17	but they had no right
00:43:21	Do you know why...
00:43:24	nobody wants
00:43:30	Because they don't quit.
00:43:32	Yeah.
00:43:43	They never give up.
00:44:11	Bobby?
00:44:14	You want me
00:44:17	Mita, you, me
00:44:20	we have to
00:44:23	Okay, listen.
00:44:30	What do you think
00:44:32	How about
00:44:38	Maybe I'll teach Spanish.
00:44:43	Mexican-American? Nah.
00:44:46	Chicano, right?
00:44:49	What are you gonna be
00:44:53	I don't know.
00:44:56	When I find out...
00:44:59	then I'm gonna be it.
00:45:11	Free the East L.A. 13!
00:45:13	Free the East L.A. 13!
00:45:28	Move move, go go go!
00:45:32	- Go on, move it!
00:45:34	Out of the way!
00:45:39	Go go go go!
00:46:01	Officers, hold this line!
00:46:11	Please disperse
00:46:14	You must be
00:46:16	I repeat: Please disperse
00:46:22	Sir, please let me
00:46:26	I know these people.
00:46:28	Make it quick.
00:46:41	Paula, please.
00:46:45	Okay? Before anybody
00:46:48	They posted bail,
00:46:52	I wanted to tell you.
00:46:58	I was doing my job.
00:47:02	We trusted you.
00:47:07	Well, what did you accomplish
00:47:10	Schools aren't gonna change.
00:47:12	Nothing's gonna change.
00:47:15	Y-you might have ruined
00:47:20	Was it worth it?
00:47:23	Yeah.
00:47:25	It was worth it.
00:47:30	You know, the schools
00:47:45	Sal!
00:47:48	Sal!
00:47:50	Thank you!
00:47:52	Sal!
00:47:55	- Thank you, Sal!
00:48:03	Thank you, Sal!
00:48:05	Yeah, Sal!
00:48:07	Sal, thank you!
00:48:10	Sal, thank you!
00:48:13	Sal, thank you!
00:48:16	Sal, thank you!
00:48:18	Sal, thank you!
00:48:22	Sal, thank you!
00:48:24	Sal, thank you!
00:48:27	Sal, thank you!
00:48:29	Sal, thank you!
00:48:52	- Chicano!
00:48:54	- Chicano!
00:48:57	- Que viva la raza!
00:49:01	- Que viva Sal Castro!
00:49:06	- Chicano!
00:49:08	- Chicano!
00:49:11	- Chicano!
00:49:14	- Chicano!
00:49:16	Chicano power!
00:49:19	Chicano power!
00:49:22	Chicano power!
00:49:24	Chicano power!
00:50:21	What the walkouts did...
00:50:23	it focused the attention
00:50:26	now on the Chicanos in the city,
00:50:29	because these kids
00:50:31	A lot of us had
00:50:33	complaints about what
00:50:36	as far as our education,
00:50:41	That's when we started
00:50:43	and started interacting
00:50:45	saying, "You're not
00:50:47	and... lookit, we want
00:50:49	It was the political evolution
00:50:52	in East L.A. And asserting
00:50:55	and then getting involved
00:50:58	that they system wouldn't change
00:51:01	My decision to walk out was
00:51:04	in terms of what I would've
00:51:07	with that kind of youth,
00:51:11	To see outright
00:51:15	it didn't match the thing
00:51:18	We didn't commit a crime,
00:51:21	The blowouts
00:51:23	that collectively
00:51:26	and it gave us a power that we
00:51:29	This was a time in which
00:51:32	had gained mastery
00:51:35	to shake up the system
00:51:37	and had taken the ideals
00:51:41	And so, we protested
00:51:44	As the bell rang
00:51:46	into the classroom, out they went
00:51:50	with dignity.
00:51:52	It was beautiful

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