The Zoot Suit Riots Cruise brings back ‘a forgotten era’

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июн 2023
  • In June 1943, sailors attacked Mexican American youths. Throughout Los Angeles, those wearing zoot suits were beaten and stripped of their clothes. It became known as the Zoot Suit Riots.
    Every year hundreds of cars cruise through L.A. to commemorate what happened.
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  • @platinumog913
    @platinumog913 День назад

    Super dope ✌🏾✊🏾

  • @josephmartinez8803
    @josephmartinez8803 Год назад +18

    My parents, uncles and aunts lived it, R.I.P.

    • @invisibleink2644
      @invisibleink2644 Год назад

      So did mine, but in all the photo's of them, none of them wore their fedora's with the brim turned up in the front--that's a modern, cultural maladaptation. They always rocked their lids with the brim worn low over their eyes. There were men who wore their hats turned up in the front, but they were white hayseeds.

  • @wyldvigilante
    @wyldvigilante Год назад +15

    Those were some beautiful rides !

  • @ARHassan15
    @ARHassan15 Год назад +15

    What a great piece this was by the LA Times! The cars were exquisite, the ladies were so lovely, and the gentlemen were well-dressed. What a day that must've been to highlight a moment in our nation's history. Events like these are memorable, but also demonstrates the level of resolve that's exhibited by the great-grandchildren and grand-children of the Chicanos who dealt with the blatant and flagrant assault on Chicano heritage and pride. You are the servants of the Creator, so never be ashamed of being Mexican heritage. Much of America's land and economic success comes from the migrants, immigrants, and descendants of Mexico. Our success has been made possible by folks like you. You belong here, and let it be known that you're here to stay.

  • @mtnride4930
    @mtnride4930 Год назад +49

    ALL history needs to be remembered, the good and the bad that is how we learn. Beautiful cars and people and a great story.

    • @latimes
      @latimes  Год назад +2

      Thank you!

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      99% of Americans back then didn't need to learn because they were already giving up so much to the war effort. Only cholos and ghetto hoodrats were hoarding valuable fabric to make some stupid style of clothing.I agree with you that there was a great story in those navy sailors beating on those anti american zoot wearing hoods.

  • @JayHarmony37
    @JayHarmony37 Год назад +7

    Never forgotten especially living in East L.A 💯

  • @rickuyeda4818
    @rickuyeda4818 Год назад +27

    The zoot suit consisted of a broad-shouldered drape jacket, balloon-leg trousers, and, sometimes, a flamboyant hat. Mexican and Mexican American youths who wore these outfits were called zoot-suiters. These individuals referred to themselves as pachucos, a name linked to the Mexican American generation’s rebellion against both the Mexican and American cultures. Pressures related to U.S. involvement in World War II contributed to the racial tensions that preceded the riots. Workers were needed in the agricultural and service sectors of the United States to fill the jobs vacated by those who were serving in the military. An agreement was reached with Mexico whereby temporary workers from Mexico were brought into the United States. This influx of Mexican workers was not particularly welcomed by white Americans.
    As part of the war effort, by March 1942 the United States had begun rationing various resources. Restrictions on wool had a direct effect on the manufacture of wool suits and other clothing. There were regulations prohibiting the manufacturing of zoot suits, but a network of bootleg tailors continued to manufacture them. This exacerbated racial tensions, as Mexican American youths wearing the zoot suits were seen as un-American because they were deliberately ignoring the rationing regulations.
    The riots began on June 3, 1943, after a group of sailors stated that they had been attacked by a group of Mexican American zoot-suiters. As a result, on June 4 a number of uniformed sailors chartered cabs and proceeded to the Mexican American community, seeking out the zoot-suiters. What occurred that evening and in the following days was a series of conflicts primarily between servicemen and zoot-suiters. Many zoot-suiters were beaten by servicemen and stripped of their zoot suits on the spot. The servicemen sometimes urinated on the zoot suits or burned them in the streets. One local paper printed an article describing how to “de-zoot” a zoot-suiter, including directions that the zoot suits should be burned. The servicemen were also portrayed in local news publications as heroes fighting against what was referred to as a Mexican crime wave. The worst of the rioting occurred on the night of June 7, when thousands of servicemen and citizens prowled the streets of downtown Los Angeles, attacking zoot-suiters as well as members of minority groups who were not wearing zoot suits.

    • @Modernaire
      @Modernaire Год назад

      So it was in the pressures of Germany establishing during World War II, a strong relationship in Mexico where a fifth column was possibly had developed there and here? I’m just asking so that way people can read it to research on it because you can take history revisionism today and erase the rest of the history that was before. It might take some footwork like microfiche research. The tensions weren’t just about racism or something like that. And where do other Latin American ethnicities fall into this?

    • @Weasel_NM575
      @Weasel_NM575 Год назад +1

      Im from New Mexico and we were always told growing up that the Zoot Suit originated in El Paso Texas and that’s the reason EL Paso is referred to as Chuco Town and many ppl say no it started in Califas but when you google why is El Paso referred to as Chico Town and it says because the Zoot suit originated there would like to hear your input respectfully from South East New Mexico 575 👊🏽✊🏽

    • @jessicacampos8771
      @jessicacampos8771 7 месяцев назад

      thanks for this very informative!

    • @idkanymore9869
      @idkanymore9869 6 месяцев назад

      @@Weasel_NM575El Pasó n San Antonio were rocking the Zoot suit before it ever reached Cali

    • @staceybarbosa7315
      @staceybarbosa7315 3 месяца назад

      ​@@Weasel_NM575
      Cab Calloway designed the Zoot Suit and wore it on stage while he performed. He was a Jazz artist and he was African American.

  • @misshelloareyouthere
    @misshelloareyouthere 10 месяцев назад +3

    PROBLEM! Why didn't this story mention Zoot Suit was started in black community and Latino community pick up the zoot suit mantel and use zoot suit for political statement/culture style. We have to tell full story to white and Asian people not half the story.

  • @timmytube12
    @timmytube12 Год назад +8

    I keep Chicano and Chicana even though I'm not and from New York cool culture people & classic cars❤.

  • @erielakej
    @erielakej Месяц назад

    Beautiful bro

  • @wilmassouldies3800
    @wilmassouldies3800 Год назад +3

    MY TIOS LIVED IT RIP

  • @diegofortuna3923
    @diegofortuna3923 Год назад +16

    Should be known as the "Navy Riots."

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      should be known as a segment of latin ghetto population didn't want to do their part in ending the war so they spent valuable cloth fabric on their ridiculous suits instead of American soldiers RIOT.

  • @bigkeith41
    @bigkeith41 Год назад +3

    Great story ❤👍🏿

  • @frankmartinez4856
    @frankmartinez4856 Год назад +3

    Black Zoot Suit, where beaten too(cartoon: called them Wolfs) 😮my mom would drive her 1938 Packard 180 series Sedan ❤later my dad had his 1955 Lincoln Capri H/T Coupe 😅

  • @robertmartinez4174
    @robertmartinez4174 2 месяца назад

    as I was taught from my parents who were from the state of Texas, El Paso (my mother) & San Antonio (my father) the pachuco's/ zoot suiter's originated in El Paso TX.

  • @Jgill06
    @Jgill06 Год назад +6

    I love all LA

  • @gtyson188
    @gtyson188 Год назад +6

    Goes to show you how much in common us blacks and browns have. Whether it be music specifically oldies music and style of dress(zoot suits) African American culture has definitely influenced the Chicano culture. This is why today we need to unite and combine our forces, resources, and intellect for a better future together. For as long as anyone can remember blacks and browns have shared neighborhoods, schools etc. The race tensions between blacks and browns therefore make zero sense. I'm a proud father of two Blaxicans and I'll make sure they're proud of both of their roots. ✊🏿✊🏼

    • @Ese361
      @Ese361 11 месяцев назад +2

      Chicano style is way different from black style goofy

    • @undisputedtruth6176
      @undisputedtruth6176 11 месяцев назад

      Don’t include Black Americans with immigrant Latinos that’s an insult to Black Americans

    • @lguevara7865
      @lguevara7865 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@Ese361Chicano here: African American and Chicano style are more similar than most know. In fact, the zoot suit was borrowed from African American and jazz culture.

    • @Ese361
      @Ese361 5 месяцев назад

      @@lguevara7865 Wrong

    • @SelectiveSocial401
      @SelectiveSocial401 Месяц назад

      @@Ese361 Mexicans got it from Black people. Do your research, sir. Black zoot suiters were also beaten back then, but of course, they don't mention that in this video. Nor do they mention that the Mexicans got the zoot suit idea from Blacks.

  • @duchy13
    @duchy13 Год назад +5

    How fabulous!! So much to be proud of! ❤

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      proud of what? Proud of a bunch of cholos hoarding and using valuable cloth fabric that could have gone to idk, the total world war that was going on at the time? Its why they were beaten and why they deserved every punch and kick,

  • @jjohnson5014
    @jjohnson5014 Год назад +12

    Love it! Your ancestors smile on you

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад +1

      The ones that thought they were alpha dog until the real A dog came along and showed them whos who? Yeah, I can imagine why they think this ghetto wardrobe is worth smiling about.

    • @jjohnson5014
      @jjohnson5014 Год назад

      @@damidnightgolferYou sound like you need a hug

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      @@jjohnson5014 Sounds like you need a lesson on history. Those zoot suits weren't just ghetto nonsense. They took valuable fabric from the war effort and from soldiers dying overseas so a bunch of cholos could play dress up and call it culture. There's a reason why stereotypes exists and you are one of them

    • @Bbhamadama888
      @Bbhamadama888 3 месяца назад +1

      @@damidnightgolferyou could’ve also just said you’re racist.

  • @mborges2133
    @mborges2133 Год назад +3

    I love mi gente!!!

  • @w.w.2restorations.vehicles698
    @w.w.2restorations.vehicles698 Год назад +10

    From a studied W.W. 2 Historian's education and point of view, I must say that this part of history is definitely a big stain on the U.S Military at that time. I grew up in Glendale and have always appreciated the Mexican Culture. Having been a Hot-Rod builder and enthusiast then, I also appreciate(d) the style that was put into the cars of Their Culture as well. I am happy that I wasn't alive back then and I WAS NOT a part of the shameful atrocity that arose those five days and nights back in June of 1943.

  • @Mark-ks5tc
    @Mark-ks5tc Год назад +4

    I like the style way better than white Tshirts and sagging pants!

    • @FordHoard
      @FordHoard Год назад +3

      They were only attacked because those suits used a large amount of fabric in a time where it needed to be conserved for the war effort.

  • @davidmoreno2570
    @davidmoreno2570 Год назад +3

    I remember my dad telling me about what happen there in San Diego. My dad served in the Navy, and we believe that the Chicano's were only being themselves and just trying to enjoy living in Southern California, but the whites didn't like it. I am a Chicano and I also served 20 years in the USAF but still sometimes they give me a hard time, but you know what I say to them you can never break my spirit. La Raza forever. I AM CHICANO FOREVER!

  • @jazminsanchez8046
    @jazminsanchez8046 Год назад +14

    Sickening to know what those sailors did. Im a Navy Veteran and Proud Latina. We neeed to be Proud of Our Culture Alwqys! 🇲🇽❤

    • @ARHassan15
      @ARHassan15 Год назад +1

      Thank you for your service. Keep us proud! Never apologize for being Mexicana! Dios es grande!

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      Then you should know why real Americans weren't wearing these zoot suites because there was a WORLD WAR going on and every material was needed for soldiers overseas and not for ghetto hoodrats back home trying to make a statement. You can be proud of your culture but when you say acts like these make you proud you are just being a typical stereotype. BTW if we went to war with Mexico would you follow your "culture" across the border and become a traitor?

  • @thepassionfruitdiariessuzi6978
    @thepassionfruitdiariessuzi6978 3 месяца назад

    The hairstyles and cuts of clothing do represent the time period. I have pictures of my aunts in the 40s with these hairstyles in Europe. Very interesting, I’ll have to read more about it

  • @eddietorres5655
    @eddietorres5655 Год назад +4

    Firme.

  • @jennimoore2452
    @jennimoore2452 Год назад

    They have never ever ever forgotten that Era ever!!!

  • @jjohnson5014
    @jjohnson5014 Год назад +12

    Strength comes knowing where you’re from and how far you’ve come

    • @markescartin1915
      @markescartin1915 Год назад

      The story doesn't end there! Lead by example BOYCOTT THE DODGERS and demand compensation for ANY Mexican inhabitant of CHAVEZ ravine.

    • @karami8844
      @karami8844 Год назад +4

      Which is not very far for a cholo.

  • @jude_allen
    @jude_allen Год назад +2

    Love this

  • @mariaarcos3826
    @mariaarcos3826 Год назад +1

    Eu não sei inglês

  • @freddog5218
    @freddog5218 Год назад +4

    this was a shameful part of our past.

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      just look at most of these comments from la latinos and latinas. They support this trash behavior and excuse it as CULTURE. LOL

  • @ARHassan15
    @ARHassan15 Год назад +1

    What happened in 1942 & 1943 to our fellow Chicanos during the Zoot Suit Riots was nothing more another disgraceful display of our country's ugly history of racism and prejudice towards our fellow Americans by a group of savages, barbarians, and criminals who were nothing more than a disservice to our country's armed forces at the height of WWII. The Zoot Suit riot history shouldn't ignored/forgotten. I am glad that this piece was featured in the LA Times. I love the Latinas showing the hair-styles of that era in this piece. Looks super-classy, elegant, and super-firme! Keep up the great representing your grandparents and great- grandparents and standing up for their struggles and sacrifices to help us all get to where we are today. For all of California's problems, California is still much of the envy of the rest of the country and around the world. Never sell out your rich tradition, culture, and heritage. Also, let us not forget Jose Gallaro Diaz, Enrique Leyvas, and all the other victims during this period of injustice and we hope God Almighty has provided their families and descendants relief over the decades. Hermanos, keep rocking those Zoot suits, and don't back down from the bigots and the haters. Hermanas, keep slaying those jealous cats who wish they were as beautiful as you all are here in this video. Dios te bendiga tambien!

  • @joseborjas1516
    @joseborjas1516 8 месяцев назад +1

    In Tejas we dress vaquero's

  • @kylesaad5647
    @kylesaad5647 Год назад +2

    Reminds me of when Cesar Chavez was with us! AFL-CIO.

  • @chrispullinsproject
    @chrispullinsproject 10 месяцев назад +1

    They sure did go out of their way to leave the Black American influence out if it.🤔

  • @fpvgizmo
    @fpvgizmo Год назад +1

    Cars and Costumes are Cool. Leave the Old School Violence back in the days where it started. Today is Today.

  • @markuse3472
    @markuse3472 Год назад +1

    1. They need to make a series on the "Zoot Suit Riots," if they haven't yet.
    2. I find it appalling that too many Mexicans and other Latino-Americans of a "unfavorable" look or background that while hatred (call it bigotry, racist, etc) still exists towards them, they still ignore the easy ways they can give themselves more respect and even feared, not a physical fear but a fear to be left alone or even supported. It starts in POP CULTURE. It starts with Mexican/Etc-Americans, in music, TV and movies. It is very easy to help yourselves out. It is from the US that the overwhelming majority of world trends are started, it is from here that all the good and bad trends spread from. You can be a doctor, technician, actor, etc., but that will only give you such respect in Your social circles not elsewhere. START supporting Selena Gomez and her projects no matter what, listen to older stuff by Linda Ronstadt and Carlos Santana, watch TV shows and movies with such Latinos in them. When or if these names become big, the racist masses, who come from ALL races, will come to an understanding that you are bonding, that you are unified in this goal, a goal to be given respect. You think Michael Pena is a big star? My friends, NO, he is of obvious Mexican background (his looks) and for that he is no Iron Man, Super Man, Batman nor even Robin. The same goes for female actresses. Selena Gomez Should have had many huge top ten hits and a handful of Big number one hits but didn't, and the hate towards her is obvious in pop culture: because she is Mexican (it IS what they see). Look into why Rita Hayworth, Richie Valens, Anthony Pettis, Bruno Mars changed their names for the stage, why Allison Iraheta didn't have any success after having been heavily promoted with such catchy music, why Anthony Quinn decided to use his Irish/White name and not his Spanish name...
    3. Obey the law, guys. Things are getting out of hand, many have become intolerant towards law and order. Peace.

  • @simonblanco4864
    @simonblanco4864 Год назад +3

    Everything was great, but the gangs that originated with their crime have hurt a lot of families.

  • @michaelavila995
    @michaelavila995 Год назад

    Man my favorite movie that reminds me of some of the ol days will always be BOULEVARD NIGHTS

  • @ydne
    @ydne Год назад +1

    Now we get to see the style of clothing to be worn with the style of make-up women have been wearing, with far too casual clothing, for at least a decade.

  • @ty5967
    @ty5967 Год назад +1

    I don’t understand, what’s with the siren?

  • @kylesaad5647
    @kylesaad5647 Год назад +10

    Still have Grandpa's zoot suit. I wear still like a badge of honor! Inspiring for sure!

    • @latimes
      @latimes  Год назад

      A real family treasure

  • @joheljimenez696
    @joheljimenez696 Год назад +10

    I remember learning about this in my Chicano class I can't remember if it was in a textbook or article but I had to write down what happened it took me such a long time but it was very informative and those suites were pretty dope I would definitely wear one tbh I completely forgotten about thank you for reminding love the cars and the women hair wow takes me back

    • @rickuyeda4818
      @rickuyeda4818 Год назад +3

      I grew up in Boyle Heights of the 50's. Before the term of Chicanos, there were Pachucos. The Zoot Suits were gone but the Pachucos still had their own look. Slick back hair, skin tight white T-shirts, wide bell bottom pants (before flares became popular), spit shined pointy toe shoes and a folded Pendelton shirt over one arm. They also had their own style of walking.

    • @karami8844
      @karami8844 Год назад +1

      @@rickuyeda4818 They were actually a joke and an embarrassment to the rest of us. They brought on a lot of negative stereotypes to the rest of us hardworking Mexican-Americans: lazy, drunks, drug addicts, criminals. The rest of America thought we were all the same.

  • @davidmatousek4483
    @davidmatousek4483 Год назад +1

    ❤ i wish i had hair to slick back,cheers!

  • @strictly45s6
    @strictly45s6 5 месяцев назад

    Don't forget chickkies, many sailors were also Americans of Mexican descent. And that Chicano name is a derogatory name. The Spaniards would call them chicanos.

  • @mykalsgirl
    @mykalsgirl 9 месяцев назад

    And we still killing each other it was a murder that started the whole 💩

  • @Californiansurfer
    @Californiansurfer 10 месяцев назад +1

    ❤❤❤. 2023 Evergreen by Naomi Hirahara. 1947 Japanese Americans are released from camps and sent to Chicago and return to Little Tokyo to find Bronzville black community and Hammer Japanese American Zoot suites from Chicago. Great read of Los Angeles.

  • @SuperKevinface
    @SuperKevinface Месяц назад

    Sad example of the roots of Institutional racism. It wasn't just John Crow racists in the south. Racism is/was a nationwide issue we can address now with a dedicated effort. Apathy and Avarice are our most ardent obstacles to Liberty and Justice for All.

  • @taniateyacapan
    @taniateyacapan 3 месяца назад

    We’re indigenous peoples, NOT LATIN. We’ve been here since day one. Don’t let the postcolonial border fool u into thinking ur an “immigrant.” Some of us are “migrants” but never “immigrants.”

  • @V8Deuce
    @V8Deuce Месяц назад

    Its very interesting how LA Times glorifies Zoot Suits today, and makes them the victims. In the early 1940s, the United States government mandated a ration for the War effort. The categories of rationed foods during the War were sugar, coffee, processed foods (canned, frozen, etc.), meats and canned fish, and cheese, canned milk, and fats. Furthermore, shortly after Pearl Harbor, there was a heavy burden on US supplies of basic materials like metal, rubber, paper, shoes, and ESPECIALLY garments . Minimal used clothing was mandatory throughout the United States, but some Mexicans decided to defy the rules set forth, wear excessive clothing , and because they didn't enlist in the Services, it pissed Americans off ! Today we look at these people as some sort of Heroes . The men that fought in the War were the TRUE HEROES !

  • @oldsagejoe
    @oldsagejoe Год назад

    La lucha sigue!

  • @djwonder4635
    @djwonder4635 Год назад +1

    Definitely thought I was gonna see Cherry Poppin' Daddies fans on a boat in this video.

  • @herdzmedia
    @herdzmedia Год назад +2

    Loved this report, made the cut at 3:15. This story was well put together.

  • @santiagomartinez9422
    @santiagomartinez9422 11 месяцев назад

    My beautiful Raza , aqui estamos y no los vamos !!!! Si se puede, is what I heard when I was growing up in the central valley of Califas in Delano.

  • @nicknick8160
    @nicknick8160 Год назад +9

    Zoot suiters was a style that different races wore. Started as a African American style then everyone (all races) started to dress that way with their own little twist. Do your own research, especially about the riots. Very interesting. Chicano pride!

  • @nelsonbetancourt3017
    @nelsonbetancourt3017 11 месяцев назад +1

    Viva la Raza 🇲🇽...💥🚀🚀

  • @snootyfox.indahouse
    @snootyfox.indahouse Год назад

    You are not a true LA chicano if your not atleast a 3rd generation American of Mexican decent.

  • @user-mc4di7sp1k
    @user-mc4di7sp1k 2 месяца назад

    ORALE

  • @BWforTrump
    @BWforTrump Год назад +1

    Beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🏾‍♀️

  • @vannessatoledo-valdez298
    @vannessatoledo-valdez298 Год назад

    Love this my daddy dressed like these daily 💯

  • @hwn8088
    @hwn8088 Год назад +6

    Love 💙 the CHICANOS 🇲🇽 CULTURE N Ppl U Know They Run 🔹️ LA 🔹️ No Doubt 💯❗# ALOHA

  • @futuristica1710
    @futuristica1710 Год назад

    What is wrong with America!? Beaten because of clothes?

  • @LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD
    @LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD Год назад +5

    The poor cannon-fodder went through culture-shock seeing Chicanos wearing zoot-suits which were a sign of being a "baller" as they are called today. This was pure jealousy by the poor servicemen who didn't expect to see Chicanos with better clothes, cars, women and lifestyles than they were accustomed to... all while being prepared to be shipped of to a sacrificial meat-grinder overseas... truth.

    • @karami8844
      @karami8844 Год назад +6

      Maybe, but some like my grandpa chose to serve their country during WWII and when he returned, moved his family away from the barrio and silly cholo mindset.

    • @echohunter4199
      @echohunter4199 Год назад +4

      You’re leaving out a large part of why this happened which is typically done in these situations so someone can be the victim. Back then we expect people who come here to abandoned their previous country’s culture and language then adopt ours, if they don’t like it, pack up and move back to a country who’s culture you do agree with. And Mexicans are late arrivals to our country and didn’t sacrifice what we have in its formation.

    • @FordHoard
      @FordHoard Год назад +3

      They were attacked because they were wearing large suits in a time when fabric needed to be conserved for the war effort.

    • @echohunter4199
      @echohunter4199 Год назад

      @@FordHoard lol. Rrriggght….

    • @FordHoard
      @FordHoard Год назад +1

      @@echohunter4199 You can look it up.

  • @lifesuxdie
    @lifesuxdie Год назад +2

    *sailor riots

  • @CiscoKid76
    @CiscoKid76 Год назад +12

    So proud of my culture. 😎

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад +1

      Because they invented some ghetto wardrobe style? Stereotypes exist for a reason.

    • @CiscoKid76
      @CiscoKid76 Год назад

      Exactly, Thanks for stopping by. 😉

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      @@CiscoKid76 what a low IQ response but look who I'm chatting with.

    • @undisputedtruth6176
      @undisputedtruth6176 11 месяцев назад

      These damn Latinos steal everything. They need to put on their straw hats. They claim so called hip hop, funk, soul, civil rights, built America, taught Jimi Hendrix to play guitar. Go to Mexico, Latin America and see true latino culture

  • @chrisayala3868
    @chrisayala3868 Год назад

    That's why I don't respect the military especially the navy ftp that's one of the reasons why

  • @hamradiotimes5586
    @hamradiotimes5586 Год назад

    Nice film crew for the new movie....

  • @dramos7894
    @dramos7894 Год назад

    Mi Raza must live for ever until were gonna from this world ✌🏼😎

  • @user-mh6lo8wx9p
    @user-mh6lo8wx9p 4 месяца назад

    Always stay brown and proud🙏😎

  • @jaymartinez8208
    @jaymartinez8208 Год назад +4

    $hout Out 2 All The Originators Of The Land And Much Love To All My Beautiful Brown Gente From Aztlan, Forever Forward! 💪🏽😎
    -$tay Brown 💯

  • @josephadiaz8343
    @josephadiaz8343 Год назад +1

    ♥️🙏✝️✌️😎

  • @erth2ingrid
    @erth2ingrid Год назад +3

    All of LA reminds me of Mickey Mouse and Friends- A Disneyland. I consider myself a survivor of it. NorCal saved my life.

  • @danielobriot3116
    @danielobriot3116 Год назад

    Weasels Ripped my Zoot Suit 💥

  • @Luci_S
    @Luci_S Год назад

    Don't forget that most Mexicans are also indigenous or Native Americans.
    Study and learn your culture and bloodlines!

    • @guysolis5843
      @guysolis5843 7 месяцев назад

      Yes, Mestizos. Today, immigrants have heeded Bidens call and 3.5 million of them are now dug in the US. There's big worries of gangs like MS-13 and criminals ranging from petty theft to rapists to murders amongst them. People are already being raped and murdered in the US by illegals. Imagine if Spain had never wiped out the Mayans and the Aztecs. We've have those pagan and satanist in this country right now.

  • @juliogonzales5441
    @juliogonzales5441 Год назад +2

    Never forget your culture......awesome

  • @Radius284
    @Radius284 Год назад +1

    zoot suit riots! Throw back a bottle o' beer!

  • @fabsagu5421
    @fabsagu5421 Год назад +4

    It was not just chicanos. Let's remember japanese americans and black americans that were also zoot suits. Japanese americans were sent to internment camps. Blacks from South Central help out in the riots too.

    • @latimes
      @latimes  Год назад

      You're right. Readers can explore more of those stories here: www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-05-30/zoot-suit-riots-story-gallery

  • @ralfievaldes343
    @ralfievaldes343 Год назад +1

    That would be great for Halloween. I love it !!!

    • @brushcreek42
      @brushcreek42 Год назад

      But wouldn't that be "cultural appropriation"?

    • @ralfievaldes343
      @ralfievaldes343 Год назад

      @@brushcreek42 I don't know about that. Unless you have a sense of humor?

    • @user-zs5kf9ms7c
      @user-zs5kf9ms7c 2 месяца назад

      My culture is not your costume!

    • @ralfievaldes343
      @ralfievaldes343 2 месяца назад +1

      @@user-zs5kf9ms7c you wanna bet

  • @starlight_starbright8204
    @starlight_starbright8204 10 месяцев назад

    Beautiful documentary and a true testament that love always wins! Nobody can cancel another race or culture, no matter how hard they try! And to think there are people with this evil mindset thinking that they can erase someone's identity? No! I am so happy and proud as a Latina to see the Pachuco culture not only alive and well, but growing and thriving! I would like to ask...where are those stupid so called soldiers and their ignorant, stupid rhetoric? They are no where to be found! These were not honorable servicemen and should not have been considered as such! The truth is...they were and continue to be a disgraceful cowards and their families should all be ashamed to be related to them! These idiots fought for freedom yet they tried to take away freedoms from others because they were so damn ignorant! What kind of sense does that make??? None! So in yo face biggots who are racists and think you are superior to others...you will always be riddled with turmoil and you will never live a peaceful life. It takes too much energy to hate. Those who invest in this type of energy, will never be successful! I personally, will always stand for those who are for justice and peace. So for all Pachucos around the world, I say adelante! Keep your heads up high and continue to walk proud! You won! The bad guys lost!

  • @chimmychanga738
    @chimmychanga738 Год назад +1

    Suave AL 😁

  • @chevchelios3700
    @chevchelios3700 Год назад +1

    Who are you fighting?!
    TRES PUNTOS!!

  • @jeffdur1330
    @jeffdur1330 Год назад

    Oh da lay

  • @GabrielSavala-pd7qx
    @GabrielSavala-pd7qx Год назад

    SHOUTOUT TO ALL THE CYLC members . AhO !

  • @banksiasong
    @banksiasong Год назад

    Nothing changes.

  • @stt5222
    @stt5222 Год назад +2

    Cosplay

  • @jesusparrdes5821
    @jesusparrdes5821 Год назад

    U represent mexxican people in the Congress fight for the rights...be a Pachuco is not are Mexicans history all

  • @noco7243
    @noco7243 Год назад +2

    >We've always been a part of America
    2 seconds later
    >we can't forget our motherland MEXICO.
    Pick one.

    • @jakejohnson4309
      @jakejohnson4309 Год назад +1

      Huh? The statement is actual facts, no need to choose. If you happened to be white , you couldn't understand this sentiment. You could never grasp it because yall are not on your homeland genius. Now maybe if Mexicans came over to Europe, took territory, renamed it, built borders, and implemented immigration laws, you would have a better grasp . They are simultaneously apart of 2 regions histories, but its literallt only 1 region. Mexico predates your bs American standard on the land. Humble yourself cause your ancestors definitely migrated to this great region ,at some point. America is young in comparison to all other countries. The white american is due to white immigration. Humble yourself clown😂

    • @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh
      @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh Год назад

      We are both. Other Americans will never let us forget that. That's why we call ourselves CHICANOS. Now you know.

    • @undisputedtruth6176
      @undisputedtruth6176 11 месяцев назад

      You don’t have to forget go home

  • @pachuco1815
    @pachuco1815 Год назад +4

    Our Mexican History

    • @damidnightgolfer
      @damidnightgolfer Год назад

      ghetto mexican history. Real Americans were helping with the war effort and not spending fabric on useless styles of clothing.

    • @undisputedtruth6176
      @undisputedtruth6176 11 месяцев назад

      Is in Mexico

  • @snoop11369
    @snoop11369 Год назад +1

    BROWN PRIDE, 🌺❤️

  • @RubyWoo13
    @RubyWoo13 Год назад +1

    🙏🏽💙🏙️✊🏽

  • @Modernaire
    @Modernaire Год назад

    Regressive.

  • @dj-ii3ep
    @dj-ii3ep Год назад +3

    It would be better if this era remained forgotten.

    • @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh
      @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh Год назад +1

      Says the young Man who now benefits from their struggles.

    • @dj-ii3ep
      @dj-ii3ep Год назад

      @@DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh You have a higher calling from God, than this lifestyle. Seek Jesus Christ while he may be found. We are living in the endtimes. Jesus is returning very, very, soon. Today is the day of salvation. On Judgment day the only thing that will matter in the next life is what you did for Jesus Christ and if you are saved. My advice to you is to get saved today. Cause time is almost up. Judgment is coming! Godbless🙏

  • @paulenciso
    @paulenciso Год назад

    Thick tacky suits no thanks 😂😂😂

  • @cre8iveone699
    @cre8iveone699 Год назад

    Teach and learn about the past 👍 but don't cry about it or complain about it you can't change the past. Promote Unity of all raices and promote positivity.

  • @_robustus_
    @_robustus_ Год назад +2

    Are those women in zoots gay or do they just like zoots? They’re definitely more cool than dresses.

    • @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh
      @DamienArturoOrozco-zj7mh Год назад

      "Are they Gay"....What a stupid comment. What are you, like 10 years old.

    • @undisputedtruth6176
      @undisputedtruth6176 11 месяцев назад

      Very cool picking cabbage in the 30s wearing a zoot suit

  • @Laze-Mz
    @Laze-Mz Год назад +1

    not the raiders flag 🥴

  • @frankwood7878
    @frankwood7878 Год назад +1

    ITS GREAT TO SEE LA RAZA BRINGING BACK THE NOSTALGIA OF THE ZOOT SUIT TIMES. QUE VIVA LA RAZA FOREVER. BROWN & PROUD Y QUE. MR. HOLLYWOOD 1 * BHW 1 * LA TUZA 1

    • @echohunter4199
      @echohunter4199 Год назад

      So you won’t mind if white people say the same thing you just did, right? “Long live the Race!”

  • @saulventura5115
    @saulventura5115 Год назад

    it's not reality from México city D.F🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

  • @dropzone3415
    @dropzone3415 Год назад +3

    Shout out to El Paso Texas, the real home of the Pachuco zoot suiters.

    • @markescartin1915
      @markescartin1915 Год назад

      There's a dark truth! Those that served in the Pacific and fought the JAPS; Never came home. The creation of the American G.I forum was born of the brutal reality that Mexicans were marginalized in a post-war U.S.A.

    • @Mexmike-lh1fx
      @Mexmike-lh1fx Год назад +2

      No one cares foooo. This is LA

    • @rockyracoon3233
      @rockyracoon3233 Год назад +1

      ​@@Mexmike-lh1fx . In Texas, Tejano comes before Chicano.

    • @Mexmike-lh1fx
      @Mexmike-lh1fx Год назад +1

      @@rockyracoon3233 this aint Texas.

  • @izzyc.4746
    @izzyc.4746 Год назад +3

    WE ARE AMERICA🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

    • @noco7243
      @noco7243 Год назад +1

      *MEXICO🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸