Journey for Justice, The Life of Larry Itliong
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Journey for Justice, The Life of Larry Itliong is the first nonfiction illustrated Filipino American history book for children. It tells the story of labor leader Larry Itliong who was co-founder of the United Farm Workers. At this event, explored is his lifelong fight for a farmworkers union, the farmworker's struggle, and the creation of the United Farm Workers. Journey for Justice is written by historian Dawn Bohulano Mabalon and writer Gayle Romasanta. It is richly illustrated by Andre Sibayan. Introducing guest speaker Gayle Romasanta is professor E.J. R. David. This event is held in celebration of Filipino American History Month. It is sponsored with APO, CCEL, FANHS, and others.
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