Item 758: 00758_Mata, Johnny_L.U.L.A.C
Interviewer(s): Natalie Garza
Project: University of Houston
Johnny Mata is a Mexican American activist who has been involved with LULAC and the GI Forum for a number of years. He talks about prominent issues that LULAC has been involved in, such as redistricting, Mexican American representation on grand juries, and permitting communication in Spanish in family court. He also discusses his work with the Harris County Community Action Association under the Lyndon B. Johnson administration, particularly his work promoting equal employment opportunities. Throughout the interview Mr. Mata expresses various philosophies on themes such as development of Mexican American leadership, fighting injustice, and education.
Dates
- 1996-2017
Conditions Governing Access
Open for research.
Oral history interviews are only available for use when the University of Houston Libraries is in possession of a release form signed by both interviewee and interviewer allowing for such access.
Extent
From the Collection: 25.0 linear feet
Digital Material
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Repository Details
Repository Details
Part of the University of Houston Libraries Special Collections Repository
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MD Anderson Library
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