The Dolores Huerta Fine Art Collection

Social Justice Feminist, Si, Se Puede ! The Godmother, Influencer of California politics, who rose up against goons in the San Joaquin Valley, cops and clubs in San Francisco, co-founded a labor union that caught the attention of the world and now leads with her own foundation; the Lioness, the Rebel Princess who has truly fought the Empire is captured in this collection fighting valiantly against California Proposition 187 at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles in 1994, along with a talk at UCLA in 2018.
In 1994, with a mic in her hand Dolores Huerta American labor leader civil rights activist is speaking at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Shot on Canon EOS 630.
In 1994, two girls sitting on a stage are holding up flyers that read: "No on Proposition 187" in white and blue motif at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Shot on Canon EOS 630 (California Proposition 187) (Protest art)
In 1994, with a mic in her hand Dolores Huerta American labor leader civil rights activist is speaking at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Shot on Canon EOS 630 (California Proposition 187)
In 1994, three girls sitting on a stage are holding up flyers that read: "No on Proposition 187" in white and blue motif at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Shot on Canon EOS 630 (Protest art)
In 1994, with a mic in her hand Dolores Huerta American labor leader civil rights activist is speaking at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. Shot on Canon EOS 630 (California Proposition 187)
(In 1994, three girls and one woman are holding up flyers that read: "No on Proposition 187" in white and blue motif at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. (Protest art) Shot on Canon EOS 630
In 1994, with a mic in her hand Dolores Huerta American labor leader civil rights activist is speaking at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. (California Proposition 187) Shot on Canon EOS 630
In 1994, protest art/banner encouraging people to fight the greed/atrocities committed against people of color by Uncle Sam by exercising the power of their vote as citizens of the U.S. (California Proposition 187) (Protest art) The Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles
In 1994, with a mic in her hand Dolores Huerta American labor leader civil rights activist is speaking at a anti-California Proposition 187 rally at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel Los Angeles. (California Proposition 187)
In 1994, a little Latina girl holding up a protest sign from Centro de Justicia para los trabajadores de la costura The Garment Workers' Justice Center that reads: No mass Injusticia contra Immigrantes (California labor movement) (Protest art) (Edward Roybal Federal Building) Downtown Los Angeles
In 2018, a lighthearted Godmother, giggles with a Ucla professor over the topic of the day as a Ucla audience giggles right along into history at the The Fowler Museum, Westwood UCLA (black and white) (American labor leader) (civil rights activist)
In 2018, a lighthearted Godmother, smiles with a Ucla professor over the topic of the day as a Ucla audience smiles right along into history at the The Fowler Museum, Westwood UCLA (black and white) (American labor leader) (civil rights activist)
In 2018, a serious Godmother, resonates her voice during an interview with a Ucla audience who vibrate with her into history at the The Fowler Museum, Westwood UCLA (black and white) (American labor leader) (civil rights activist)
In 2018, a content Godmother, calming enjoying her legacy in front of a Ucla audience who also appreciate this historical moment in time at the Fowler Museum @ UCLA Westwood (black and white). American labor leader) (civil rights activist)
In 2018, a content Godmother, clapping along with a UCLA audience, all appreciating the historical rare air this Rebel Princess breaths at the Fowler Museum @ UCLA Westwood (black and white) (American labor leader) (civil rights activist)
In the chilly evening of a Fowler Museum terrace, the Godmother and Cheryl Diaz, discuss, transfers generational knowledge as only two Mexican American woman are able to do. (American labor leader) (civil rights activist) (thecheriebomb) The Fowler Museum @ Ucla
The stillness, the look of a Lioness in American California labor history, is ferocious and without compromise as a civil rights activist when defending her people. (American labor leader) (civil rights activist) The Fowler Museum @ UCLA