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Chicano Movement Co-Founder: "Take Pride in Killing Cops"

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First published at 19:12 UTC on April 13th, 2023.

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These are two excerpts from a speech made by Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales in 1969 at UCLA, one of the four founders of the radical Chicano political movement. The "Mission" incident he talks about is apparently a well-known case, in which Chicanos killed a cop in the Mission District of San Francisco in 1969. The Chicano killers were members of radical Chicano organizations, including the Brown Berets de Aztlan.

These revolutionary ideas are still taught in Chicano studies classes in universities and high schools across the nation. Corky's ashes are scattered around the Zapata statue in Chicano Park in San Diego, which makes the place "sacred" according to the Chicano Park Steering Committee chairman, Tomasa Camarillo.

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