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- Jose Chavez, y Chavez
- Al Borde- Rock en Español magazine
- ASCO - East Los Angeles-based Chicano art collective
- Asociación Nacional México-Americana/Asociacion Nacional Mexico-Americana
- David Avalos/David Ávalos - San Diego-based Chicano artist
- Modesta Avila/Modesta Ávila - pre-Movement activist
- Aztec dance/Danza Azteca/Danza Mexica - dance genre
- Aztlán: A Journal of Chicano Studies, Aztlán, Aztlán - an academic journal [1]
- Carlos "Chaz" Bojorquez - artist
- David Botello -artist
- Border art/Arte Fronterizo/BAW/TAF/Border Art Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo Border Art Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo- Art collective/workshop
- The Brat (musical group)-Chicano punk group
- La Brocha del Valle/Brocha del Valle -Fresno art collective
- Brown pride - slogan/cultural ideal
- Rito Canales and Antonio Cordova -Chicano Movement martyrs and Black Berets members, murdered by police in late 1971 in NM
- Casa de la Raza/La Casa de la Raza -Santa Barbara cultural center
- Melesio Casas -artist
- Antonia Castañeda/Antonia Castaneda - writer
- Wilfredo Castaño/Wilfredo Castano - writer and artist
- Centro Cultural Aztlán- San Antonio, Texas cultural center
- Chicana/Latina Foundation Burlingame, California foundation
- Chicana Service Action Committee - East Los Angeles activist group/center
- Chicano Art/Chicano Art movement - artistic genre
- Chicano Communications Center, Albuquerque NM
- Chicano Liberation Front - 70s underground revolutionary group - California
- Chicano Muralist Movement/Chicano muralism/Mexican-American muralism - artistic movement
- Chicano Secret Service -comedy troupe
- Chicano Spanish (as distinct from Mexican Spanish, Chicano English, or Caló)
- Chicano Street Arts Movement - artistic movement
- Chusma House Publications - publishing house
- Evelyn Cisneros - Dancer
- Colonia Chiques - Oxnard, California barrio/gang
- The Communist Party and Mexican-Americans (cfr The Communist Party and African-Americans)
- Antonio Cordova - see Rito Canales
- Lucha Corpi - detective fiction writer and poet
- Frank Corrales - Folk musician
- Cortito/El cortito/short-handled hoe/short handled hoe/short handle hoe - tool, UFW successfully campaigned for its illegalization
- Rufino Contreras - UFW martyr
- Daniel Desiga -Oregon Chicano artist
- Jesse Diaz/Jesse Díaz - activist
- Richard Duardo - Los Angeles-based Chicano artist
- Sergio Elizondo - writer and priest
- Gaspar Enriquez - artist
- El Espectador -early newspaper
- Esperanza Peace and Justice Center- San Antonio, Texas center
- Bernardo Eureste - former San Antonio City Councilman, corrupt politician
- Filipino Mexican American
- Flakiss/La Flakiss - Hip hop artist
- Lysa Flores - musician
- La Fuerza Unida -Women's Labor Movement, San Antonio, Texas
- Gallista Gallery - San Antonio, Texas art gallery
- Armando Garcia/Armando García - Entrepreneur
- Isabel Garcia (attorney)/Isabel García (attorney)
- Janice Garcia/Janice García - Gang prevention specialist
- Margaret Garcia/Margaret García - East Los Angeles artist
- Mario T. Garcia/Mario T. García - Historian
- Rupert Garcia/Rupert García - Artist
- Irasema T. Garza -Director of the U.S. Dept. of Labor's Women's Bureau
- Ignacio Gomez (artist)/Ignacio Gómez (artist) - Graphic artist
- Henry Gonzales - politician, Texas
- Pedro J. Gonzalez/Pedro J. González/Pedro Gonzalez/Pedro J. González - San Diego/border-area musician, broadcaster, and political prisoner
- Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center/Guadalupe Cultural Arts - San Antonio, Texas
- Raul Guerrero - Artist
- Zarco Guerrero - Arizona sculptor, famous for masks
- Wayne Alaniz Healy - East Los Angeles muralist and graphic artist
- Las hermanas/Las Hermanas - Catholic feminist nun's movement within the Chicano movement
- Adan Hernandez/Adán Hernández - Artist
- Antonia Hernandez/Antonia Hernández - Civil rights attorney
- Houchen Methodist Settlement House - A Texas settlement house, pro-assimilation
- Immigrant rights
- Josefa-Juanita - perhaps the first victim of anti-Mexican ethnic cleansing in California
- La Prensa - bilingual newspaper, existing links for La Prensa (California), La Prensa (Florida), La Prensa (Michigan), & La Prensa (Texas)
- Latin American Bible Institute
- Latino Cultural Heritage Digital Archives at CSUN. Home to many Mexican-American primary source documents
- Latino USA - radio journal of news & culture
- Luis Leal (scholar)/Luis Leal (writer)
- Aliza Lifshitz - Doctor and civic leader
- Leo Limon/Leo Limón - artist
- William Longley/Bill Longley - see Guillermo Vásquez
- Ignacio Lutero Lopez/Ignacio Lutero López (add to Ignacio López dab page) -founder and publisher of El Espectador, an influential bilingual newspaper in 1930s-1940s Southern California
- Rosa M. - Chicana artist
- El Malcriado - El Teatro Campesino publication
- Ralph Maradiaga/Rafael Maradiaga - artist and founder of the Galeria de la Raza
- Demetria Martinez/Demetria Martínez -Chicana author
- Emanuel Martinez/Emanuel Martínez -CO artist
- Michael Martinez (columnist)/Michael Martínez (columnist) -conservative columnnist (not totally sure he's Mexican-American)
- Refugio Martínez/Refugio Martinez, Chicago union organizer unjustly deported in the 1940s
- Miguel Méndez/Miguel Mendez/Miguel M. Méndez - Arizona writer
- Amalia Mesa-Bains -artist and theorist
- Mexican American Bar Association
- Mexican Americans and the Roman Catholic Church
- Mexican Cherokees
- Military history of Mexican-Americans
- Richard Montoya - see Culture Clash
- Enrique Morones founder of Border Angels
- Carlos Morton - playwright
- Jose Moya del Piño/José Moya del Piño - pre-movement muralist
- Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social/MALCS - Chicana scholars' organization
- Carlos Muñoz, Jr./Carlos Muñoz - author and professor
- Congreso Nacional del Pueblo de Habla Española/Congreso de Pueblos de Hablan Española/Congreso de Pueblos de Habla Española/Congreso de Pueblos que Hablan Español/Spanish-Speaking People's Congress/Spanish Speaking People's Congress/National Congress of Spanish-Speaking Peoples
- Armando Navarro - historian and professor
- New Sanctuary movement/New Sanctuary Movement
- Pocha Nostra - performance art collective
- Victor Ochoa/Víctor Ochoa -published of El Hispanoamericano out of El Paso, a survivor of "El Mochi" massacre, later became an inventor
- Joe Olvera - poet and columnist
- Victor Orozco Ochoa - San Diego-area muralist
- Orquesta Medellín/Orquesta Medellin - musical group
- Javier Pacheco - poet
- Monica Palacios - see Culture Clash
- Pan Dulce - food
- Pochismo - cultural current
- Project SER - workforce investment program
- Josefina Quezada - activist and muralist
- raulsalinas - poet
- Frank Romero/Frank E. Romero -artist
- Alex Rubio -artist
- Ric Salinas - see Culture Clash
- Jesus Salas - Labor Leader, Wisconsin
- San Anto Cultural Arts - San Antonio, Texas arts center
- Gil Sanchez (architect) - works on adobe buildings
- Marta Sanchez (artist) -there is current a link to Marta Sanchez but she is a singer
- Michelle Serros/Michelle M. Serros -Chicana writer, formerly with the George Lopez show
- Herbert Siguenza - see Culture Clash
- Simón Silva/Simon Silva - artist
- Vicente Silva - of the Gorras Blancas
- Segundo Barrio/El Segundo Barrio - of El Paso, Texas
- El Tecolote (newspaper) - SF bilingual newspaper
- Mario Torero/Mario Acevedo Torero/Mario Acevedo (artist) - muralist
- Eloy Torrez - artist, muralist
- Jesse Trevino -artist
- Troy Cafe [2]
- Unity clap
- John Valadez - artist
- Gustavo Vasquez - film and video producer
- Richard Vasquez/Richard Vásquez - author of Chicano
- Willie Velasquez/Willie Velásquez and Southwest Voter Registration Project (SWVRP)
- Lydia Villarreal - attorney
- Viva Kennedy Clubs - voters movement for President John F. Kennedy
- La Voz de Esperanza - activist publication (monthly)
- XISPAS - website
- Susan Yamagata - Japanese-American Chicana artist
- Tomas Ybarra-Frausto - Art historian
- George Yepes - artist
- History of Mexican Americans in California - article for Mexican-American history/culture of California