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Ben and Amalia Rios Beaumont Interview #1

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Title
Ben and Amalia Rios Beaumont Interview #1
Alternative Title
Ben and Amalia Rios Beaumont part 1
Series Title
Inland Mexican Heritage’s “Living on the Dime” Project
Date Created
April 29th, 2004
Description
Ben, Amelia Rios 4.29.04 Beaumont "Living on the Dime" (Inland Mexican Heritage, 2003-2006) examined the effects of economic growth, the concept of progress and environmental impacts of freeway-centered development on communities along Interstate 10 or 'The Dime' throughout Inland Southern California. Interview subjects and topics include seldom-recorded barrio and Native American tribal histories, community and social justice activism, political and business leaders as well as documenting public events with multiple perspectives.
Item or Container Annotation
Beaumont, CA 4.29.04
Creators and Contributors
Creator: Inland Mexican Heritage
Director: Vasquez, Antonio
Interviewee: Rios, Ben
Interviewee: Rios, Amalia
Copyright holder: Inland Mexican Heritage
Subject Topic
California--History, Local
Mexican American agricultural laborers
Mexican American neighborhoods
Indians of North America--Agriculture--Mexican-American Border Region
Native Americans--California, Southern
Genre
Documentary films
Place(s)
Beaumont (Calif.)
Language
English

Media type
Moving Image
Format
MiniDV
Extent
1 Tape
Generation
Master
Stock manufacturer
TDK
Color or Black and White
Color
Sound or silent
Sound
Copyright Statement
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Country of Creation
United States
Copyright date
April 29th, 2004
Source Institution
Relevancy and History Project, California Citrus State Historic Park with University of California, Riverside
Call Number
2019.002.171
Link to Internet Archive
https://archive.org/details/casaccs_000052