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Arizona Latina Trailblazers Stories of Courage, Hope & Determination Mary Rose Wilcox: Mining Town Values Produce Gem of a Politician

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Part OfArizona Latina Trailblazers Volume VCreatorReynolds, JeanPublisherRaúl H. Castro InstituteDescriptionThe first Latina to serve on the Globe Unified School District Board of Education, Angela “Angie” Ruiz Tewksbury’s passion for equality in education broke down racial barriers and laid the foundation for higher quality education for all children. Born in 1926 in Globe, Ariz., Angie lived with her eight siblings in an adobe home on the outskirts of the racially segregated town.Browse TopicCommunity GroupsEducationGovernment and PoliticsRace and EthnicitySociety and CultureWomenSubjectGlobe, AZ Unified School DistrictGlobe, AZGirl ScoutsLatino Central School, Globe, AZCivil RightsTitle IXAll Arizona School Board AwardDate Original2013Date Range1920s (1920-1929)1940s (1940-1949)1960s (1960-1969)1970s (1970-1979)2010s (2010-2019)TypeTextOriginal FormatMagazines (periodicals)LanguageEnglishContributing InstitutionRaúl H. Castro InstituteCollectionArizona Latina TrailblazersRights StatementLatino Perspectives Media and the Raúl H. Castro Institute. Contact [email protected] or pc-Raúl-castro-insti[email protected] to inquire about permissions or reproductions.

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OCLC Number<893220727>Date Digitized2013Digital FormatPDF