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WALKOUT The Movie
Nombre: Bryana Martinez
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Movie Reflection: “WALKOUT”
The movie “WALKOUT” was a very informative movie on the struggle of mexican americans to gain the rights they deserved. Being that I have family from Mexico, I know that there is a struggle for people to get to the promise land of America. When they get here they deserve the rights everyone else has. This movie showed us how the chicanos fought for that right and used the freedom of speech to get the word out.
As we know, many things we see today in the news today has been altered in a way to favor the majority. The problem is that we don’t hear from those who are not able to send people on the news to speak for them. Instead their voice never gets heard and this could lead to
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