Synopsis
More than 100 Mexican-American school children in Texas fought against discrimination in the 1950s, leading to significant changes in the education system.
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Synopsis
In Texas during the 1950s, Mexican-American school children faced discrimination in public education. They organized to challenge unfair treatment in the school system. Notably, they brought attention to the inequities prevalent in their classrooms. Their efforts led to significant changes in education policies in the Southwest. Directed by Rudy Luna, "Stolen Education" runs for 66 minutes and provides a detailed account of their struggle and activism.
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Why Watch
- See how Mexican-American students fought for their rights in Texas.
- Meet the activists who transformed the education system in the 1950s.
- Find out about the impact of discrimination on school children.
Did You Know
- In the 1950s, Mexican-American students faced significant discrimination in Texas schools.
- The film features the activism of school children who changed educational policies.
- Rudy Luna directed this documentary in 2013, focusing on a pivotal era.
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What year was the documentary 'Stolen Education' released?
Stolen Education was released in 2013.
Who directed the documentary 'Stolen Education'?
Rudy Luna directed Stolen Education.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Stolen Education'?
The duration of Stolen Education is 66 minutes.
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