Young Lords Speak
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Young Lords Speak
Building Revolution on the Streets of Chicago
Jimenez, Jose "Cha Cha"; Laz, Jacqueline
Haymarket Books
03/2026
304
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Inglês
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Foreword by Jose "Cha-Cha" Jimenez
Cha Cha looks back on his life and what the YLO accomplished in its short life
Introduction: "Toward a Reparative History of the Young Lords and the origins of the movement" by Jacqueline Lazu
Re-centers the importance of Chicago in the narrative of the Young Lords Organization
1. Symbols, Programs, and Structure of the YLO
This first chapter introduces the reader to the visual, political, and organizational identity of the Young Lords Organization through original documents and platform statements.
2. Y.L.O., Pitirre, El Young Lord: Latin Liberation News Service:
This chapter covers the YLO's revolutionary community news service through original newspaper articles, journalism, and political analysis.
3. YLO Speaks
This chapter makes available original speeches from Young Lords organizers
4. Community Actions and Programs
The Young Lords organized many campaigns and social programs in the community. This chapter provides the reader with original documents, articles, handbills, and ephemera related to their numerous campaigns.
5. The Art of Protest: Culture and Artivism
Art and culture were vital components of the YLO's organization. This chapter covers the many facets of that work.
6. Mapping the Movement
This chapter provides a visual map of important locations of YLO activities
7. Alliances and Coalitions
This chapter provides a retrospective of the YLO's work in the Rainbow Coalition. Includes an essay from Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown.
8. Counterintelligence, Infiltration and Indictment
This chapter documents the YLO's response to state repression.
9. A New Era
This short chapter makes relevant the work and lessons of the YLO to a new generation of activists and organizers, inspired by the YLO.
Cha Cha looks back on his life and what the YLO accomplished in its short life
Introduction: "Toward a Reparative History of the Young Lords and the origins of the movement" by Jacqueline Lazu
Re-centers the importance of Chicago in the narrative of the Young Lords Organization
1. Symbols, Programs, and Structure of the YLO
This first chapter introduces the reader to the visual, political, and organizational identity of the Young Lords Organization through original documents and platform statements.
2. Y.L.O., Pitirre, El Young Lord: Latin Liberation News Service:
This chapter covers the YLO's revolutionary community news service through original newspaper articles, journalism, and political analysis.
3. YLO Speaks
This chapter makes available original speeches from Young Lords organizers
4. Community Actions and Programs
The Young Lords organized many campaigns and social programs in the community. This chapter provides the reader with original documents, articles, handbills, and ephemera related to their numerous campaigns.
5. The Art of Protest: Culture and Artivism
Art and culture were vital components of the YLO's organization. This chapter covers the many facets of that work.
6. Mapping the Movement
This chapter provides a visual map of important locations of YLO activities
7. Alliances and Coalitions
This chapter provides a retrospective of the YLO's work in the Rainbow Coalition. Includes an essay from Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown.
8. Counterintelligence, Infiltration and Indictment
This chapter documents the YLO's response to state repression.
9. A New Era
This short chapter makes relevant the work and lessons of the YLO to a new generation of activists and organizers, inspired by the YLO.
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social movement history; art and Politics; Gift Books; Chicago Activism; Chicago Politics; Cha-Cha Jimenez; revolution; Rainbow Coalition; Social Justice; Black Panthers; Activism; Puerto Rican History; Chicago History; Chicago; Young Lords
Foreword by Jose "Cha-Cha" Jimenez
Cha Cha looks back on his life and what the YLO accomplished in its short life
Introduction: "Toward a Reparative History of the Young Lords and the origins of the movement" by Jacqueline Lazu
Re-centers the importance of Chicago in the narrative of the Young Lords Organization
1. Symbols, Programs, and Structure of the YLO
This first chapter introduces the reader to the visual, political, and organizational identity of the Young Lords Organization through original documents and platform statements.
2. Y.L.O., Pitirre, El Young Lord: Latin Liberation News Service:
This chapter covers the YLO's revolutionary community news service through original newspaper articles, journalism, and political analysis.
3. YLO Speaks
This chapter makes available original speeches from Young Lords organizers
4. Community Actions and Programs
The Young Lords organized many campaigns and social programs in the community. This chapter provides the reader with original documents, articles, handbills, and ephemera related to their numerous campaigns.
5. The Art of Protest: Culture and Artivism
Art and culture were vital components of the YLO's organization. This chapter covers the many facets of that work.
6. Mapping the Movement
This chapter provides a visual map of important locations of YLO activities
7. Alliances and Coalitions
This chapter provides a retrospective of the YLO's work in the Rainbow Coalition. Includes an essay from Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown.
8. Counterintelligence, Infiltration and Indictment
This chapter documents the YLO's response to state repression.
9. A New Era
This short chapter makes relevant the work and lessons of the YLO to a new generation of activists and organizers, inspired by the YLO.
Cha Cha looks back on his life and what the YLO accomplished in its short life
Introduction: "Toward a Reparative History of the Young Lords and the origins of the movement" by Jacqueline Lazu
Re-centers the importance of Chicago in the narrative of the Young Lords Organization
1. Symbols, Programs, and Structure of the YLO
This first chapter introduces the reader to the visual, political, and organizational identity of the Young Lords Organization through original documents and platform statements.
2. Y.L.O., Pitirre, El Young Lord: Latin Liberation News Service:
This chapter covers the YLO's revolutionary community news service through original newspaper articles, journalism, and political analysis.
3. YLO Speaks
This chapter makes available original speeches from Young Lords organizers
4. Community Actions and Programs
The Young Lords organized many campaigns and social programs in the community. This chapter provides the reader with original documents, articles, handbills, and ephemera related to their numerous campaigns.
5. The Art of Protest: Culture and Artivism
Art and culture were vital components of the YLO's organization. This chapter covers the many facets of that work.
6. Mapping the Movement
This chapter provides a visual map of important locations of YLO activities
7. Alliances and Coalitions
This chapter provides a retrospective of the YLO's work in the Rainbow Coalition. Includes an essay from Black Panther Party leader Elaine Brown.
8. Counterintelligence, Infiltration and Indictment
This chapter documents the YLO's response to state repression.
9. A New Era
This short chapter makes relevant the work and lessons of the YLO to a new generation of activists and organizers, inspired by the YLO.
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