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[Video 5 - Danny Treviño, an Outlaw MC, and Baltazar Martinez] Interview with Daniel Arroyo

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Daniel Arroyo, an ELDER of the Black Berets por La Justicia (Since 1968) talks about his recollection on Danny Treviño, an Outlaw motorcycle club at the Cochella Farmworkers Conference, Black Berets training Women in Self Defense and Baltazar Martinez. This is the 5th video of an overall interview, that took place on May 28, 2020 in Phoenix Arizona and was interviewed by Gabriel Ramiro Cruz with the assistance of Kelly Gallagher Blacksmith. To read more of the "Black Berets" please download of Arturo's Villarreal's Master Thesis "Black Berets of Justice" at - https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1170&context=etd_theses 

 You will find information on Danny Trevino: Pages 45, 127-129, 135 Aztlan (page 61-68, 126) Baltazar Martinez (68) 

 You can read more about Baltazar Martinez in: 

1.) New Mexico Stories: Truths, Tales and Mysteries Along the Rio Grande by David Roybal. (https://www.amazon.com/New-Mexico-Stories-Truths-Mysteries/dp/1632932679)

 2.) The Crusade for Justice: Chicano Militancy and the Government's War on Dissent By Ernesto B. Vigil (https://www.amazon.com/Crusade-Justice-Chicano-Militancy-Governments/dp/0299162249)

Before the Black Panthers of Oakland, The Young Lords of Chicago, or the Brown Berets of East Los Angeles, there was the Black Berets Por La Justicia in San Jose. The  group was founded in 1959 by Anselmo "Chemo" Candelaria, a charismatic leader from Sal Si Puedes ESSJ . The militant group was named in honor of revolutionary Che Guevara who famously wore a black beret. The Black Berets Por La Justicia were the answer to the years of discrimination they encountered in the educational system as well as the heavily policed harassment of raza in East Side San Jose.The group raised money to feed poor children in public schools, also protecting the neighborhoods from thugs, drug dealers, and racist police officers.  

I want to THANK Daniel Arroyo for taking the time, energy, and space for allowing me to record and documents his recollections and his contributions to the Black Berets Por La Justicia (since 1968) Words can not express the "ORGULLO" I have to be able to cross his path once again. Thank you for sharing with me a small piece of your life and your journey, I will always be agredecido.