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Introduction

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International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union in San Antonio

Allen, Ruth Alice. Four-page typed manuscript titled “The International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union Comes to Texas”. Box 2E308, Folder 9, Labor Movement in Texas Collection, 1945-1954. Briscoe Center, University of Texas at Austin.  

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Allen, Ruth Alice. Interview with Mrs. Zappone, Oct. 5, 1936. Box 2E308, Folder 9, Labor Movement in Texas Collection, 1945-1954. Briscoe Center, University of Texas at Austin.

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Ladies’ Garment Worker, Houston, Texas (October, 1937 Edition). Box 2E308, Folder 10, Labor Movement in Texas Collection, 1945-1954. Briscoe Center, University of Texas at Austin. 

McCaffery, Isaias J. "Organizing Las Costureras: Life, Labor and Unionization among Mexicana Garment Workers in Two Borderlands Cities, Los Angeles and San Antonio, 1933--1941." University of Kansas, 1999, Kansas, United States. ProQuest, www.ezproxy.lib.utexas.edu/login?url=https://www.proquest.com/dissertations-theses/organizing-las-costureras-life-labor-unionization/docview/304509896/se-2.

Press and Publicity Department of the ILGWU. “The ‘Dubinsky Issue’ In The 1936 Campaign: How 26 Million Americans Buried the ‘Red Bogey’: ‘Dirty Campaign’ Repudiated by American People – Appeal to Race Prejudice Meets with Dismal Failure”. Box 2E308, Folder 11, Labor Movement in Texas Collection, 1945-1954. Briscoe Center, University of Texas at Austin. 

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Economy Company Furniture Strike

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Raza Unida and the 3rd Party's Political Implications

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Cuban Comic Books

José Martí. "On Education: Articles on Educational Theory and Pedagogy and Writings for Children from The Age of Gold." Edited by Philip Foner, translated by Elinor Randall. Monthly Review Press, 1979.

Wald, Karen, and Betty Bacon. “New Literacy for New People: Children and Books in Cuba.” Journal of Reading, vol. 25, no. 3, 1981, pp. 251–60. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/40029030.

Guevara, Che. “Qué Debe Ser Un Joven Comunista. .” La Caja De Herramientas. Speech presented at the Conmemoración del segundo aniversario de la integración de las Organizaciones Juveniles, October 20, 1962. https://archivo.juventudes.org/textos/Ernesto%20Che%20Guevara/Que%20debe%20ser%20un%20joven%20comunista.pdf.