Manuel Castillo (0019) - Voces Oral History Center
Автор: Voces Oral History Center
Загружено: 2025-11-07
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Описание: Manuel Castillo was born in Austin, Texas, in 1917, and grew up in a large family. He dropped out of school in the fifth grade to work, starting as a labor contractor and later working in various jobs. During World War II, he served from 1942 to 1945, being wounded in Germany and losing his eyesight temporarily. Post-war, he worked in painting and tile work, eventually building his own house. Castillo discussed racial discrimination experiences, including being denied service at restaurants and bus stops. He also touched on his involvement in political organizations and the challenges faced by Mexican Americans in obtaining loans and equal treatment. He also discusses the importance of unity and the negative impact of individuals seeking personal gain. Additionally, Castillo provides parenting advice, emphasizing the importance of early discipline and involvement in children's education. He recounts adopting two girls, Serena and Julia, and their academic progress. The interview concludes with Castillo expressing gratitude for the interview and reflecting on his military experiences.
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