Diana Salazar Guzmán, Interview by Christian Merida, 11 March, 2021

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Title:

Diana Salazar Guzmán, Interview by Christian Merida, 11 March, 2021

Date:

2021

Interviewer:

Merida, Christian

Interviewee:

Salazar Guzmán, Diana

Description:

Diana Salazar Guzman was born in 1964 in Homestead, Florida. In this interview, she reflects on her Chicana identity and her family roots. Salazar Guzman remembers her role in leading the 2006 immigrant-rights march in Charleston and the challenges she confronted. She talks about her continued community work and the changes she has observed with the growing presence of the Latino community in South Carolina.

Collection Title:

The Charleston Oral History Program

Contributing Institution:

The Citadel Archives & Museum

Media Type:

Oral Histories

Series:

Grassroots Politics and Protest in Contemporary Charleston

Topical Subject:

Hispanic Americans--Southern States, Community organization -- United States, Political participation -- United States, Women -- Political activity -- United States -- History

Geographic Subject:

Charleston (S.C.)

S.C. County:

Charleston County (S.C.)

Language:

English, Spanish

Date Digital:

2021-03-11

Digitization Specifications:

Mp3 derivative audio created with Audacity software. Archival masters are WAV files.

Format:

audio/mpeg

Copyright Status Statement:

Copyright © The Citadel Archives & Museum.

Access Statement:

All rights reserved.

Access Information:

For more information contact The Citadel Archives & Museum, Charleston, SC, 29409.

Admin ID:

261091