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“My
boys are growing up understanding what it means to be a Chicano. They are growing
up understanding what it means to be an organizer; a social justice practitioner
as opposed to an activist. It’s more like…it’s a way of being.
But they are also going through some struggles. As privileged kids whose father
is in the community and who is perhaps seen as someone who’s trying to make
social change, they struggle because they’re not being taught to fight back
per say with their fists. They’re being taught to fight back with a pen.
For example: they are taught to speak up when there is an injustice and they are
taught to be peace makers.”
—Victor Perez
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