Sep 12, 2022 12 min

#63 Juan Crow

from Latin American Educational Opportunities Hosted by Kevin Muñoz

Hey, it’s Kevin here. Before we jump in I’d like to just give you all a quick Trigger Warning: This episode contains racial trauma, discussions of violence against minorities, and other content that some people may find disturbing. Take care of yourself. Mexican Americans were targeted and systematically abused by law enforcement, and people of Mexican descent were targeted and killed by mob violence and lynching. Signs reading “No Mexicans Allowed” dotted numerous restaurants and other public accommodations in Texas along the U.S. Mexico border. Juan Crow - refers to the laws patterned after American Jim Crow laws targeting African Americans, that enforced racial discrimination against Latino Americans. BONUS EPISODES Patreon: ✨www.patreon.com/latinamericaneo✨ 👉Website: www.latinamericaneo.org 👉Instagram: @latinamericaneo 🛍 Merch:https://latinamericaneo.org/shop 🔗LISTEN EN ESPAÑOL: https://anchor.fm/latinamericaneoes

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