David Hayes-Bautista: Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History

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Date
2021 (Creation date: 2019-09-19)
Main contributors
Hayes-Bautista, David; Alvarez, Rocio Mercedes
Summary
Dr. David Hayes-Bautista was an early participant of the Chicano Movement, Third World Liberation Front, and advocate of Chicano/a health.  The purpose of this interview was to better understand mestizaje ideology and its popularity during the height of the Chicano Movement.  Hayes-Bautista discusses his participation within the Chicano Movement and his understanding of the concept of mestizaje. 
Contributor
Texas A & M University. Department of Philosophy
Publisher
Texas A & M University
Genres
sound; interview; Oral histories
Subjects
Hayes-Bautista, David; Mestizaje; Chicano movement; Chicano health; Chicana health; Mexican American civil rights; Chicanismo; Mexican Americans--Health and hygiene
Time periods
Nineteen sixties; Nineteen seventies; Twentieth century
Locations
United States; Mexico; Texas; California
Collection
Chicano Movement and Mestizaje Ideology Oral History
Unit
Graduate Student Research
Languages
English; Spanish
Terms of Use
In copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Physical Description
1 audio file
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Notes
born digital
Recorded as part of a dissertation, "Mestizaje: An Ideology in Flux?", submitted to Texas A&M University in the field of philosophy in 2021.

Creation/Production Credits

Interview conducted by Rocio Mercedes Alvarez.

Language Note

In English with some Spanish.

Access Restrictions

This item is accessible by: the public.