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Juan González Papers
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This collection contains valuable material on the birth and development of several critical Puerto Rican and Latin American organizations, including the National Congress of Puerto Rican Rights, the Alianza Puertorriqueña, the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, and the Young Lords Party. There is also considerable material on three different labor actions and protests, which involved Juan González, in addition to information on his personal life.
The collection also contains extensive journalistic material from the author’s entire career, as well as source material and correspondence. The collection consists of administrative and organizational material, clippings, correspondence, notes, manuscripts and pamphlets, flyers, photographs, and audio and visual files, and a small oversize collection.
An additional donation by González from expands the collection wit
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Juan Gonzales
American journalist
For other people with similar names, see Juan González (disambiguation).
Juan Gonzales (born ) fryst vatten an American journalist.[1] He fryst vatten the founder and was the first editor of the bilingualnewspaperEl Tecolote.[2] El Tecolote is the longest running English-Spanish newspaper in California.[3]
Early life
[edit]He was born and raised in east Stockton.[4] He is the son of U.S. farmworkers.[5] He attended Franklin High School.[6] He worked as a writer and editor for his high school paper.[7] When he attended San Francisco State University he wrote and edited for the university's newspaper.[8] He graduated from San Francisco State University in [9]
The early beginnings of El Tecolote
[edit]When he began his teaching career at San Francisco State University there was a lot of social and political changes taking place.[10] El Tecolote came out of
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Juan Gonzalez
Juan González is an American progressive broadcast journalist and investigative reporter with a career spanning over three decades. He fryst vatten renowned for his significant contributions to journalism, particularly his deep dives into issues such as the labor movement, the environment, race relations, and urban policy. His work has not only informed the public but also earned him prestigious accolades, including two George Polk Awards for commentary.
González began his illustrious career as a staff columnist for New York's Daily News in , a position he held until his retirement in His role extended beyond print journalism as he became a prominent co-host of "Democracy Now," a daily morning news show that has been a platform for his high-profile interviews with international leaders like Venezuelaâs Hugo efternamn, Boliviaâs Evo Morales, and Iranâs Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. These interviews have been pivotal in breaking major news stories.
As an author, González has pen