Voice of La Raza (1971)
Produced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, this film traces the ongoing struggle for equality by the Spanish-speaking residents of the United States. Through a fictitious scenario and real discussions with a range of individuals, including local business leaders, parents, and student activists, the film explores job discrimination and the resulting hardships within the Hispanic community. Many of the interviews are conducted by actor Anthony Quinn, who relates his own family's struggles as Mexican immigrants in East Los Angeles.
Director: William Greaves
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Anthony Quinn as Self |
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Rita Moreno as Self |
| Writing | William Greaves | Writer |
| Sound | Vicente Méndez Saucedo | Music |
| Crew | William Greaves | Cinematography |
| Editing | John Dandre | Editor |
| Editing | William Greaves | Editor |
| Production | William Greaves | Producer |
| Directing | William Greaves | Director |
