If you didn't know about the Chicano Movement in LA this is a start
Walkout is an HBO film about the Chicano student protests in Los Angeles in 1968. African Americans obviously get all the notoriety in the 1960s-70s with the civil rights and black power movement but they weren’t the only ones fighting for their rights. Mexican Americans were getting organized and active at the same time. That’s what the film is about. Chicanos went to schools that thought all they were going to amount to where mechanics and secretaries. Where they got beat for speaking Spanish in class. That led to the Chicano movement and protests in East Los Angeles which is what the film does a great job of highlighting. I’ve always liked Michael Pena and he shines as the teacher enlightening and organizing students.
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