Reclaiming Chicano History with Dr. Enrique M. Buelna
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Hosts Omar Dieguez and Adela welcome historian, author, artist, and retired Cabrillo College professor Dr. Enrique M. Buelna for an inspiring conversation about Chicano history, identity, and social justice. Dr. Buelna discusses his journey from the son of Mexican immigrants to becoming a leading scholar of Chicano studies, the importance of preserving overlooked histories, the political roots of the term “Chicano,” and the stories behind his acclaimed book, Chicano Communists and the Struggle for Social Justice. The conversation also explores his artwork, screenwriting projects, community activism, and the power of history to inspire future generations.
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