She achieved high status among the indigenous rancherias during this key struggle for civil rights in'Deep South Texas', and her community members thereafter referred to her as "La Chata, prieta y justa" (tr. "Chata, Indian and just").
She achieved high status among the rancherias during this key struggle to advance the civil rights of the poorer, indigenous and Mexican-American families in'Deep South Texas.' Her community members thereafter referred to her as "La Chata, prieta y justa" (tr. "Chata, Indian and just").