The Chicano Moratorium brought together 30,000 people in a national movement to protest the Vietnam War and racism towards people of Mexican heritage. The following is an interview of Chicano Moratorium leader Rosalio Munoz about the significance of the Aug. 29, 1970 protest, then and now.
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