Mission High School Riot 1969 - Revision history

Ccarlsson: added video "High School Rising"

2018-06-26T21:19:49Z

added video "High School Rising"

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	''Photo: Francisco FloresLanda''		''Photo: Francisco FloresLanda''

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			'''High School Rising'''. Shot in and around Mission High School, c. 1969.

			''Video: Prelinger Archive''

Mfriedman: Addressing Injustice logo removed

2014-07-31T02:10:35Z

Addressing Injustice logo removed

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	Interview of Edgar Ivan Morales by Francisco FloresLanda, conducted Sunday, July 31 2011'''		Interview of Edgar Ivan Morales by Francisco FloresLanda, conducted Sunday, July 31 2011'''

	~~[[Image:Addressing-injustice.png\|left]]~~ '''Introduction''': ''The following interview was conducted at San Francisco’s Dolores Park, at the “bell,” a usual meeting spot for people of our generation. Edgar and I were in the epicenter of a “racial riot” actually a rumble between a Latinos and black students. The conflict between his brother, Edy, and a lone black student became generalized; to the point that the whole school was shuttered down. The students in the school were restricted to the classroom; the students outside were locked out of the school. The rumble occurred during one of two lunch periods, after the rumble both ethnicities lined up with their own, the browns and the blacks lined up on the sidewalks of Eighteenth Street, the African Americans on the sidewalk hugging the girl’s gym on the corner at Dolores Street and the Latinos on the opposite side of the street on the park side. The SFPD Tactical Squad was in between it was quite a display of apprehension, confusion and fear. In my politically developing young mind the manifestation of larger issues went over my head—those of education, racism, police control, inequality, immigration, and more.''		'''Introduction''': ''The following interview was conducted at San Francisco’s Dolores Park, at the “bell,” a usual meeting spot for people of our generation. Edgar and I were in the epicenter of a “racial riot” actually a rumble between a Latinos and black students. The conflict between his brother, Edy, and a lone black student became generalized; to the point that the whole school was shuttered down. The students in the school were restricted to the classroom; the students outside were locked out of the school. The rumble occurred during one of two lunch periods, after the rumble both ethnicities lined up with their own, the browns and the blacks lined up on the sidewalks of Eighteenth Street, the African Americans on the sidewalk hugging the girl’s gym on the corner at Dolores Street and the Latinos on the opposite side of the street on the park side. The SFPD Tactical Squad was in between it was quite a display of apprehension, confusion and fear. In my politically developing young mind the manifestation of larger issues went over my head—those of education, racism, police control, inequality, immigration, and more.''

	''This interview is a small part of larger story that is in still being written. That larger expanded part is what came before and what came after that fateful incident in the fateful year of 1969.''		''This interview is a small part of larger story that is in still being written. That larger expanded part is what came before and what came after that fateful incident in the fateful year of 1969.''

Mfriedman: Addressing Injustice logo added

2014-07-28T21:03:54Z

Addressing Injustice logo added

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	Interview of Edgar Ivan Morales by Francisco FloresLanda, conducted Sunday, July 31 2011'''		Interview of Edgar Ivan Morales by Francisco FloresLanda, conducted Sunday, July 31 2011'''

	'''Introduction''': ''The following interview was conducted at San Francisco’s Dolores Park, at the “bell,” a usual meeting spot for people of our generation. Edgar and I were in the epicenter of a “racial riot” actually a rumble between a Latinos and black students. The conflict between his brother, Edy, and a lone black student became generalized; to the point that the whole school was shuttered down. The students in the school were restricted to the classroom; the students outside were locked out of the school. The rumble occurred during one of two lunch periods, after the rumble both ethnicities lined up with their own, the browns and the blacks lined up on the sidewalks of Eighteenth Street, the African Americans on the sidewalk hugging the girl’s gym on the corner at Dolores Street and the Latinos on the opposite side of the street on the park side. The SFPD Tactical Squad was in between it was quite a display of apprehension, confusion and fear. In my politically developing young mind the manifestation of larger issues went over my head—those of education, racism, police control, inequality, immigration, and more.''		[[Image:Addressing-injustice.png\|left]] '''Introduction''': ''The following interview was conducted at San Francisco’s Dolores Park, at the “bell,” a usual meeting spot for people of our generation. Edgar and I were in the epicenter of a “racial riot” actually a rumble between a Latinos and black students. The conflict between his brother, Edy, and a lone black student became generalized; to the point that the whole school was shuttered down. The students in the school were restricted to the classroom; the students outside were locked out of the school. The rumble occurred during one of two lunch periods, after the rumble both ethnicities lined up with their own, the browns and the blacks lined up on the sidewalks of Eighteenth Street, the African Americans on the sidewalk hugging the girl’s gym on the corner at Dolores Street and the Latinos on the opposite side of the street on the park side. The SFPD Tactical Squad was in between it was quite a display of apprehension, confusion and fear. In my politically developing young mind the manifestation of larger issues went over my head—those of education, racism, police control, inequality, immigration, and more.''

	''This interview is a small part of larger story that is in still being written. That larger expanded part is what came before and what came after that fateful incident in the fateful year of 1969.''		''This interview is a small part of larger story that is in still being written. That larger expanded part is what came before and what came after that fateful incident in the fateful year of 1969.''

Ccarlsson at 05:36, 14 February 2013

2013-02-14T05:36:30Z

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	Send me comments and any information or leads to persons that could provide information that might add to this story at [mailto:fflores124@hotmail.com fflores124@hotmail.com].		Send me comments and any information or leads to persons that could provide information that might add to this story at [mailto:fflores124@hotmail.com fflores124@hotmail.com].

	[[Image:Scan0012.jpg\|~~340px]]~~		[[Image:Scan0012.jpg\|540px\|thumb\|(left to right) Ivan Vanengs aka El Pelon, Francisco Flores (author), Edgar Morales (interviwee), others unknown\|left]]

	~~'''~~(left to right) Ivan Vanengs aka El Pelon, Francisco Flores (author), Edgar Morales (interviwee), others unknown~~'''~~

	'''Edgar tell me something about you?'''		'''Edgar tell me something about you?'''

Ccarlsson at 03:46, 29 July 2012

2012-07-29T03:46:01Z

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	[[Student Organizing~~: Mission High~~ 1969 \|Prev. Document]] [[Ricardo Carrillo; Mission Youth Activist \|Next Document]]		[[Mission High School Student Organizing 1969 \|Prev. Document]] [[Ricardo Carrillo; Mission Youth Activist \|Next Document]]

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Ccarlsson at 20:35, 28 July 2012

2012-07-28T20:35:35Z

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	[[~~Quonset hut~~ \|Prev. Document]] [[Ricardo Carrillo; Mission Youth Activist \|Next Document]]		[[Student Organizing: Mission High 1969 \|Prev. Document]] [[Ricardo Carrillo; Mission Youth Activist \|Next Document]]

	[[category:Mission]] [[category:schools]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:Latino]] [[category:African-American]] [[category:racism]] [[category:Nicaraguan]]		[[category:Mission]] [[category:schools]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:Latino]] [[category:African-American]] [[category:racism]] [[category:Nicaraguan]]

Ccarlsson: moved Mission High School 1969 to Mission High School Riot 1969

2012-07-28T19:57:26Z

moved Mission High School 1969 to Mission High School Riot 1969

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Ccarlsson: moved Race Riot Epicenter--Mission High School: 1969 to Mission High School 1969

2011-12-19T07:48:18Z

moved Race Riot Epicenter--Mission High School: 1969 to Mission High School 1969

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Ccarlsson at 21:02, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T21:02:23Z

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	Send me comments and any information or leads to persons that could provide information that might add to this story at [mailto:fflores124@hotmail.com fflores124@hotmail.com].		Send me comments and any information or leads to persons that could provide information that might add to this story at [mailto:fflores124@hotmail.com fflores124@hotmail.com].

	[[Image:Scan0012.jpg]]		[[Image:Scan0012.jpg\|340px]]

	'''Ivan Vanengs ~~AKA~~ El Pelon, Francisco Flores (author), Edgar Morales (interviwee), others unknown'''		'''(left to right) Ivan Vanengs aka El Pelon, Francisco Flores (author), Edgar Morales (interviwee), others unknown'''

	'''Edgar tell me something about you?'''		'''Edgar tell me something about you?'''
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	This is a small part of a larger history that began months before and [[Openers at Mission High\|ended much later]] than the two days that are described here. That history began and continued when a few Latino students began organizing and developed a set of four demands. After this incident the demands expanded to seventeen when we united with the African American at the urging of striking students from SFSU by “raising our level of consciousness” about necessary unity between oppressed peoples—Latinos and Blacks. In the short run the history continues when the demands were attempted to be implemented. But that story is in progress for later . . .		This is a small part of a larger history that began months before and [[Openers at Mission High\|ended much later]] than the two days that are described here. That history began and continued when a few Latino students began organizing and developed a set of four demands. After this incident the demands expanded to seventeen when we united with the African American at the urging of striking students from SFSU by “raising our level of consciousness” about necessary unity between oppressed peoples—Latinos and Blacks. In the short run the history continues when the demands were attempted to be implemented. But that story is in progress for later . . .

	[[Image:Neftali and Oscar.jpg]]		[[Image:Neftali and Oscar.jpg\|320px]]

	'''bottom-unknown, Choco, top unknown, Francisco Reyes, Julian, behind Oscar Coronado, Neftali with girlfriend, Rigo, standing unknown.'''		'''bottom-unknown, Choco, top unknown, Francisco Reyes, Julian, behind Oscar Coronado, Neftali with girlfriend, Rigo, standing unknown.'''

Ccarlsson at 21:00, 10 December 2011

2011-12-10T21:00:56Z

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	This is a small part of a larger history that began months before and [[Openers at Mission High\|ended much later]] than the two days that are described here. That history began and continued when a few Latino students began organizing and developed a set of four demands. After this incident the demands expanded to seventeen when we united with the African American at the urging of striking students from SFSU by “raising our level of consciousness” about necessary unity between oppressed peoples—Latinos and Blacks. In the short run the history continues when the demands were attempted to be implemented. But that story is in progress for later . . .		This is a small part of a larger history that began months before and [[Openers at Mission High\|ended much later]] than the two days that are described here. That history began and continued when a few Latino students began organizing and developed a set of four demands. After this incident the demands expanded to seventeen when we united with the African American at the urging of striking students from SFSU by “raising our level of consciousness” about necessary unity between oppressed peoples—Latinos and Blacks. In the short run the history continues when the demands were attempted to be implemented. But that story is in progress for later . . .

			[[Image:Neftali and Oscar.jpg]]

			'''bottom-unknown, Choco, top unknown, Francisco Reyes, Julian, behind Oscar Coronado, Neftali with girlfriend, Rigo, standing unknown.'''

	~~Figure 6 bottom-unknown, Choco, top unknown,~~ Francisco ~~Reyes, Julian, behind Oscar Coronado, Neftali with girlfriend, Rigo, standing unknown.~~		''Photo: Francisco FloresLanda''


	[[Quonset hut \|Prev. Document]] [[~~Openers at~~ Mission ~~High~~ \|Next Document]]		[[Quonset hut \|Prev. Document]] [[Ricardo Carrillo; Mission Youth Activist \|Next Document]]

	[[category:Mission]] [[category:schools]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:Latino]] [[category:African-American]] [[category:racism]] [[category:Nicaraguan]]		[[category:Mission]] [[category:schools]] [[category:1960s]] [[category:Latino]] [[category:African-American]] [[category:racism]] [[category:Nicaraguan]]