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Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund: References & Edit History

Additional Reading

M.E. Vigil, “MALDEF: Chicano Advocate for Educational, Economic, and Political Reform, in M. Romero and C. Candelaria (eds.), Community Empowerment and Chicano Scholarship: Selected Proceedings (1992), pp. 231–234.

Craig A. Kaplowitz