Therace that placed themselvesabove others could alter how racism was used and who it was used against to get what they want.

Many sought a conversion to be accepted in this new society however racist whites never believed they could be equal, “Anglos could not conceive of a citizenship in which Mexicans could participate (1-243).”

Book 1

does

1-pg.19

Religion was associated with race so any action that the Native Americans took was an action that was against the government.

Religion became a further aspect of race.

Religion became a wayofcategorizing racism in the west, a specific race was associated with a specific religion.

“Before night I doubt if either buck or squaw... will be left to tell the tale of this day (2-11).”

2

Each ethnic group faces a degree of racism, however,the further and further west one delves it becomes less ethnic and more appropriated to specific categories.Blacks, yellows, whites, browns, and Savagesor the more radical whites and non-whites.Each category although sharing a similar skin color are completelydifferent, the western system in place disregarded ethnicity focusedon impressions. Culturally Japanese and Chinese are extremely different yet they enter one category because they haveasimilar skincolor. Culturally Russians and Irish are extremely different yet they enter one category because they haveasimilar skincolor.

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was unbalanced to say the least.

n hopes of distracting consumers from the food poisoning accusations.

East

lead

The East conveniently created the image and life style of the cowboy.

The grazing land was so important for the cattle ranchers to have because it had been recognized that there was a market for the meat and that it could be a profitable business(Specht, pg. 29)

from.

one of them being the relationship between the East and the West.

n the end the eastern central meatpackers reigned supreme.

does a good job

Table

Slaughterhouse

The ranchers were desperate to sell their cattle and didn’t have much of a choice.

Author Specht

The East had little idea about what went into cattle ranching and the different world that revolved around it.

Range

To understand how this relationship, sparked through the production of cattle-beef, between the American West and East developed over the course of the late late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries it is important to start at the beginning.

“where cattle represented the first signs of civilization”(30). T

Centralized or Family Oriented?

The relationship between the regions in this sense is the burdens of risk and cost taking place in the West as the East ben

and even

he cattle-beef complexwas also prosperous in the West due to the lack of interest those in the East took to worker

As noted in

eap beef, Easterners allowed for the largest land giveaway from the government to the rail

it to

ing ranchers to replace the Bison

af

of

The West viewed as a wide-openspace empty from inhabitance and ready to embrace the Easts idea of Manifest Destiny is far from the reality.

caused tension between the east and west

This fueled the power struggle between the east and west.

Grants main focus remained on the tensions between the north and south for the remainder of his presidency.

he was the 18th President of the United States

the Native Americans.

The west and east had their own issues and disagreements throughout the expansion and the late 1900’s.

he West became dependent on the Government, the East became dependent on the cattle/beef that was brought in and the West became dependent on the income of the East. It became a system of use although as pointed out certain dynamics always gained, it was constantly around the system of dependency.

The East

Roosevelt’s

complete monopoly.

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cart

“Former

elsewhere.

America.

Attaining lands through wars with the Native people, raising cattle on these newly taken land, selling cattle to the market and eventually landing on every American’s table.

table

War to

“Consumer’s

Governments

demand for

East coast transplantsto the westleveraged connectionsback home to secure monies from places like New York and Boston.

today

Theinteractionbetweenthesetworegionsnotonlyshapedthemselves,butalsothenationasawhole.

Roosevelt

leads

ThefinalpiecesoftherelationshipwiththeEasternandWesternUSresidewithintherealmofregulations/politicsandsocietalinteractions.

Thisquote

withgreaterrisk

TheEasternmarketswerealwaysthegoalofranchersintheWest.

ThequotefromSpechtreflectsthispoint

ThemilitaryandrancherrelationshipwereaprecursortothenextaspectoftheEast/Westdynamiciseconomicdevelopment.

theEastusedthepreconceivednotionsoftheNativestofostermoreconquest.

didn’t

WiththecreationoftheWestregion,asdefinedbytheEasternUnitedStates,definedwhattodowiththeland(cattle)andthemoralrighttoperformthisconquest,buthowdidtheEastmaintaincontroloverthisvastarea?

thattheEastwasalwaystheendresultofWesternproduction

ThisidealwaspartoftheEasternUnitedStateswaspartofthefuelforexpansion,romanticizestoriesthatmotivatedsettlerstocontinuethestruggle,thattheyknewtheproperwaytousethelandandallotheruseswereinadequatetothemodernworld.

populace

efactooutpos

Specht

s

ntrinsicallyconnectedandhadastronginterconnection.

Specht,pg1

ThedevelopmentofthebeefindustrytouchesalloftheinteractionwiththeWestandtheEast,politics,militaryexpansion,andeconomicaswellassocietalgrowthofthecountryasawhole.

opportunists

Eastcoast

question

“The rise and fall of corporate ranching decisively shaped the cattle-beefcomplex

Joshua Specht wrote “Blizzards decimated the industryduring the late 1800s (Specht 2019, 70).”

a chanceto grow

tails

agreed to assist the ranchers.

1Specht, Joshua. 2019. "Red Meat Republic ."By Joshua Specht, 22. New Jersey : Princeton University Press

centuries.

role beef played in shaping and changing America.

I will discuss

Red Meat Republic

today.

Chicano Studies Collection

Credits

Freddie "Freak" Trujillo

https://pulpnewsmag.com/writers-of-el-movimiento-pueblo-chicanos-still-face-same-issues-from-the-1970s-683819f68ecd

has survived

Many examples

Another important piece of the boycott against the Coors Beer Company was left up to the public sphere. The public's role, and perhaps the most important role, can be broken up into several categories.The organizing of peaceful demonstration, monetary donations (in order to cover the costs of running a nation-wide boycott), the support of unions and workers, and simply the support of neither purchasing nor consuming Coors products. 

was in the public domain.

wither heavily effected

Each type of support, no matter how big or small, all added up into what became a major piece in the stories of Coors Beer, politics, Colorado history, and the Chicano Movement (El Movimiento).

specifically Chicano/a communities, the head figures/leaders of the Boycott or the spokespersons if you will, and the general public more broadly

While the focus of this project is to cover the Coors Boycott, the Chicano Movement's role, and boycott's eventual outcome, it is important to discuss the Coors family's responses to the criticisms of the alleged malpractices of the Coors family and Coors Company.

The Colorado State University archives are a great resource for such information of the support for Coors as well as their views on the effects of the Boycott which has lasted for decades.

it was found

facotrs

Communities

Washington

For many people in the 1960's and the 1970's

The Coors family, especially Joseph Coors, actively supported conservative politicians.

Coors'

960's and 1970's

Louis

https://www.millercoorsblog.com/people/from-stowaway-to-brewery-magnate-tracing-the-history-of-adolph-coors/

is

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Anti-Coors Cartoon

Coors Beer.Scalar URLhttp://scalar.usc.edu/works/coors-boycott/media/anti-coors-cartoon (version 2)Source URLhttp://scalar.usc.edu/works/coors-boycott/media/rsz_img014.jpg (image/JPEG)dcterms:titleAnti-Coors Cartoondcterms:descriptionA political cartoon dipicting the literal crushing of Coors Beer.View asRDF-XML, RDF-JSON, or HTMLAnti-Coors CartoonAlcohol and politics have been directly linked since prohibition in the 1920s. Issues dealing with its legality, its effects, and the ways in which it is sold is often the focus on debates when it comes to the idea of beer and politics. Many people find most of their issues with the product itself and do not focus on where it all came from. The Coors Boycott in 1966, which continues still today, changed this mindset as politics and beer went further into understanding the manufacturing and labor forces that go into making these products. Opposition to the Adolph Coors Company mainly centered on three issues.  First, the company did not support the organization of labor forces often using a variety of union busting tactics. Second, critics claimed that Coors hiring practices discriminated against Hispanics/Latinos, African-Americans, women, and those of the LGBT community. Finally, members of the Coors family, particularly Joseph Coors, actively supported and funded conservative politicians and organizations that worked against basic rights of their workers that they had been discriminating against.  This page has paths: 1 media/Coors Boycott.jpg 2019-03-04T03:09:12+00:00 Bryana Owens 2315aa736d0f2db2336fa1d85863a1577ccb81f0 The Coors Boycott Cheyenne, Bryana, Naomi 4 The Influence of the Chicano Movement in the Laborforce book_splash 2019-03-05T18:33:18+00:00 Cheyenne, Bryana, Naomi 366c519e9e71a9d3a9837fedd4b7faabd765a585 Contents of this path: 1 2019-02-21T18:09:04+00:00 Beer and Politics: An Introduction 9 An introduction to the who, what, when, and where of the Coors Boycott plain 2019-04-11T18:02:02+00:00 Contents

First, the company did not work well with organized labor forces often using a variety of union busting tactics.

in 1966

Beer

Today

strive

Coors

An aspect of great importance to the Coors Boycott was the letters of support received by so many different groups, individuals, unions, etc.

The diversity among the groups and individuals who supported the boycott of Coors beer shows just how universal the outrage of discrimination is between differing marginalized groups of the United States;

staff.

The opposition to the Coors company was derived from three specific reasons: the conservative politics of the company's president, Joe Coors, the company's stance on labor unions, and most of all the discriminatory practices of the Coors Brewing Company against Chaicano, Black, and LGBT peoples.

Company

recount

Cicanos

organizations reparations

Timeline

he perceived

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estination.

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localities.

The oldest leavened bread is over five thousand years old and was found during an excavation in Switzerland.

Illustration

Shrimping is not an easy life.

goingmywayz.com.

Fried Shrimp

Shrimp Gumbo

switched.

 Popular Culture

sizzlefish.com.

can. 

Line-up of Vietnamese-American owned shrimp boats in Bayou La Batre, Alabama.  Photo courtesy of Voice of America News.

Shrimp Industry

Photo courtesy of Mississippi Museum of Historical Photography.

Trawl Nets

Photo courtesy of Becky Eldredge.

There are bay and coastal shrimpers,

reviously.

Century

Century

This is the Brown Shrimp.

States

Photo courtesy of statesymbolsusa.org.

What are Shrimp?

shrimpers.

A Brief Primer to this Project

Gulf of Mexico Shrimp

Socorro County.

Vi

Howard Bryan

Socorro County

long and illustrious career.

This would be but 1one of many of Elfego’s escapes from racial injustices.

it would be the Frisco shootout that would come to define his character and make him what many called the last of the frontier lawman.

Elfego Baca’s role in the Frisco shootout

vineyards.

day.

I’m sure that this story will be the same

“Soon,

Montoya

“United

The workers knew that their labor made this world go around.

“In the years before the 1913-1914 strike, the company had been rocked by a series of fatal mine explosions--19 dead at Tercio in 1904, 19 killed at Cuatro in 1906, 24 dead at Primero in 1907, and 75 killed also at Primero in 1910. Even in 1911, a year with no massive mine explosions on CF&I property, 22 company miners died from fatal accidents.”8

“The shift from migration to mass mobilization as a strategy for betterment, the translation of underground tensions into surface conflicts, the coalescence of local disputes into regional and national strikes, the union of fragmented identities and narrowly defined interests in collective movements championing the rights of coalfield migrants as workers, citizens, and human beings--these and other trends seemed at the tipping point.”

Thomas G. Andrews,

Andrews

today

the rules

onward

Killing for Coal

Department.

Bibliography

Susan and Mary faced the same problems when it came to gender inequality