YOUNG LORDS ORIGINS

 

   Original Young Lords – Chicago 1969

 

 

 

 

The Chicago Young Lords, founders of this Latino movement, were the sons and daughters of the first Puerto Rican immigrants.  They successfully built a national grassroots movement for self-determination within the Barrios of the United States.  It all began when Mayor Richard Daley decided to create an inner city suburb in Lincoln Park and, in the process, displaced the entire neighborhood of the first Puerto Ricans.

 

 

 

Deceased, Italian – Boricua, Angela Navedo

with the Founder, Jose (Cha-Cha) Jimenez

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Young Lords Oral History Video

(On Youtube.com)

 

Young Lords Origins Slide Show

(On Youtube.com)

 

Young Lords Musical Slide Show

(On Youtube.com)

 

Guerrilla Theatre – Madre De Corazon

(On Youtube.com)

By Felicitas Nunez

 

Puerto Rico Libre (Part 1)

(On Youtube.com)

(Mecca Sorrentini)

 

Puerto Rico Libre (Part 2)

(On Youtube.com)

(Mecca Sorrentini)

 

Young Lords Poetry

 

Young Lords Interviews

 

NATIONAL YOUNG LORDS HISTORICAL TIME LINE

 

 

 

The Young Lords would like to thank the following contributors to the Young Lords

Youtube videos/slide shows----

 

Teatro Chicana

Mike James Archives

Felicitas Nunez

Rising Up Angry Archives

Omar Lopez

Alfredo Matias

Carlos Flores

Jesus Rodriguez

Obed Lopez

Dr. Felix Masud Piloto

Mecca Sorrentini

Center For Latino Research

Patrick Mateo

Jacqui Lazu

Greg Jackson

Richardson Library/Special Collections

Angela Adorno

National Young Lords Archives

Young Lords members/friends

Lincoln Park Camp

 

 

 

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