Chicano Manifesto

Their logo was "La union hace la Fuerza". This logo further creates a sense of unity which brought many more Chiacano students together and resulted into higher numbers of Chiacano students on college campuses. While these types of organizations were thriving, Chicanas were still struggling. They suffered sexual within their own community. Chicano men, expected them to serve as a pleasure outlets. If they refused to have sex, they were labeled as lesbians, which was one of the many reasons why they felt forced to have sexual relationship with the men that asked for them. Amongst all the discrimination, it is important to acknowledge that these were young girls who dealt with emotions and seeked some type of love, especially because their family