01 January 1972 31 mins
Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family is a documentary about the Navarro-Gonzalez family, a multi-generational Mexican-American family living in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood, made by anthropologists/filmmakers at the University of Illinois Chicago, Paul Hockings and Susan Stechnij.
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United States 01 January 1972
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