Humberto Noé Corona (May 29, 1918 – January 15, 2001) was an American labor and civil rights leader. Throughout his long career, he worked with nearly every major Mexican-American …

Jan 17, 2001 · Bert Corona, a sometimes fiery labor organizer, community activist and educator who championed the rights of undocumented workers, Mexicans and other Latinos in the …

Bert Corona (born 1918), a union organizer who worked to provide Mexican Americans with better wages and living conditions. Bert Corona was born into a revolutionary family. At the age of …

Bert Corona was one of the great leaders in the Chicano struggle against racism, ethnic and cultural discrimination, and class exploitation. Although less well known than his contemporary …

Bert Corona, a longtime leader in Latino civil-rights circles, died in early 2001 after nearly seventy years of public service. Following a career as a union organizer, Corona served for many …

Bert Corona (1918- 2001), was an icon of the California and Chicano left. Corona's first wife, Blanche Taff, died in 1993. A year later, he married Angelina Castillo, who still works for …

Hermandad Mexicana Nacional is based on the tireless fight for immigrant rights that was started by our founder Bert Corona (1918-2001), who was a visionary leader who dedicated his life to …

Bert Corona, a longtime leader in Latino civil-rights circles, died in early 2001 after nearly seventy years of public service. Following a career as a union organizer, Corona served for many …

"Bert saw Mexicanos in the United States, not just as a people suffering racial and national discrimination, but as a working-class community, exploited for their labor," says Nativo Lopez, …

From childhood, Bert Corona bore witness to the intersections between class exploitation and racial oppression in U.S. society. His life of activism – economic, political, and intellectual – …