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Dr. Lea Ybarra has a doctorate in sociology from the University of California, Berkeley, and has been a professor and administrator for over 30 years. She was a professor and Chair of the CSUF Chicano Studies Department and administrator in the CSU system.
Dr. Lea YbarraAs a child, Dr. Lea Ybarra’s family followed the harvest and moved betweenCalifornia and Texas before ultimately settling in Sanger, CA. She spent therest of her younger years in the Fresno area. Ybarra was a talentedstudent, staying in the top ranks of her classes throughout her K-12 career. Despite her academic excellence, she received mixed support from her teachers and ...
Feb 26, 2021 · Interview with Clementina Duron, Maria Ramirez, Nina Genera, Lea Ybarra, LaNada War Jack, Estella Quintanilla and Victoria Wong, 2020, 150W — Calisphere. UC Berkeley, Ethnic Studies Library. 150W: Matriarchs of the Third World Liberation Front at UC Berkeley.
Educational Consultant · Experience: Johns Hopkins University (ret.) · Education: University of California, Berkeley · Location: Los Angeles County · 85 connections on LinkedIn. View Lea ...
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9. Lea Ybarra and Nina Genera Report on Chicano Mobilization Against the Vietnam War, 1972 — HCC Learning Web. Home. Faculty. Jesse esparza. History 2328. Primary Source Assignment. 9. Lea Ybarra and Nina Genera Report on Chicano Mobilization Against the Vietnam War, 1972.
Lea Ybarra groups the interviews topically to bring out different aspects of the Chicano vets’ experiences. In addition to discussing their involvement in and views on the Vietnam War, the veterans also reflect on their place in American society, American foreign policy, and the value of war.
Apr 1, 2004 · Lea Ybarra. University of Texas Press, Apr 1, 2004 - Social Science - 246 pages. One of the most decorated groups that served in the Vietnam War, Chicanos fought and died in numbers well out of...
