Three Chicano students discuss the refusal of local school board to continue successful bilingual summer program. Hostility between Chicano students and parents, local townspeople, ranchers, and school officials is described. Plans to fight the school board's decision are also described.
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Three Chicano students discuss the refusal of local school board to continue successful bilingual summer program. Hostility between Chicano students and parents, local townspeople, ranchers, and school officials is described. Plans to fight the school board's decision are also described. EG005
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