Woman stood up for Hispanic rights – Margarita Solórzano-Amezcua – Santa Ana, California
Tagged: California, children, latina, Los Angeles, LULAC, Santa AnaPosted on: October 14th, 2007“In most things, Margarita Solórzano-Amezcua was a forgiving woman.
She believed in God and in the general goodness of humankind.
But when it came to what she perceived as discrimination against Latino children, she turned downright fierce and spent the better part of her adult life fighting for their rights.
The longtime Santa Ana resident, who had been honored by Latino-rights groups LULAC and MANA for her years of volunteer advocacy, was 82 when she died Oct. 5 of cancer.”*
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