BY staff | Dallas, TX | 9/11/22
In a response to the call to action by the Legalization for all Network, on August 27, a protest marked the 52nd anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium by speaking out in defense of the local immigrant community.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 8/31/22
Over 100 Chicanos and other participants gathered for a rally at Salazar Park in East Los Angeles to commemorate the 52nd anniversary of the 1970 Chicano Moratorium.
BY Sol Marquez | Los Angeles, CA | 8/21/22
Plans are underway to commemorate the 52nd anniversary of the August 29, 1970 Chicano Moratorium, which demanded a stop to the Vietnam War and an end to discrimination and racism.
BY Sol Marquez | Los Angeles, CA | 9/01/21
Hundreds took to the streets on August 29 to commemorate the 1970 Chicano Moratorium that took place 51 years ago.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 8/11/21
Local activists with the Chicanx Moratorium Committee and families who have lost loved ones to LA Sheriff's killings held a press conference on August 5, to denounce Sheriff Villanueva, call for his ouster and urge participation in a protest on August 29.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 9/06/20
August 29, 2020 marked the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium against war, racism and police brutality. Here is a short video of highlights of the march and rally.
BY Sol Marquez | East Los Angeles, CA | 9/01/20
Thousands took to the streets in East Los Angeles on August 29 to mark the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium.
BY staff | Denver, CO | 9/01/20
On August 29, over 100 people gathered in La Raza Park in Denver to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium and to express solidarity with current movements against police brutality and for social justice.
BY staff | Los Angeles, CA | 8/27/19
A commemoration event honoring the 1970 Chicano moratorium will take place in Boyle Heights, Thursday, August 29, 6 to 9 p.m., at Self Help Graphics, 1300 E. First Street, Los Angeles.
BY Sol Marquez | Los Angeles | 9/06/18
Los Angeles, CA - On Aug. 29, the strong and inspirational Gloria Arellanes spoke at the Centro CSO yearly Chicano Moratorium commemoration, held at Self Help Graphics. Arellanes, who is a proud Chicana and Tongva, spoke about her invaluable experiences while building the Chicano movement for self-determination and liberation.
