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Marching Then, Marching Now: Civil Rights, Human Rights and Immigration Reform

August 27, 2013
by Mooers Immigration
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Eliseo Medina, Huffington Post (The Blog)

“It is 1963, and I am 17, and the contrast is sharp between the vibrant colors of the fields in California’s Central Valley and the black-and-white images on the evening news. During the day, Mexicans, Filipinos and others picked grapes, tomatoes and oranges under a stinging sun for $1.05 an hour.”

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