Martínez, Jacobo

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Document Type

Audio

Publication Date

9-16-1971

Comments

Work in Utah; pay for land; how gradually the Hispanic (Mexicanos) people have sold their state and let the Americanos to take over Santa Fe; views on racial groups like the 'Black' and 'Hispanic', working in Los Alamos; views on travel to Albuquerque; education; work in Nevada as a janitor, social security. His views on social injustice and lack of opportunities, education and a call for union among the diverse racial groups for social justice and a better world. Life after death and his views on the day of the Last Judgment. Appealing for being faithful to God and praying for the world's salvation 'todos somos hijos de Dios'.

Recommended Citation

Interview of Jacobo Martínez, 1971, Alejandro López Papers (MSS 943), Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, University Libraries, University of New Mexico