Ben Alviclar
Oral history interview with Chicano Tustin resident, Ben Alviclar by Viola Valles Beilin.
Date of Interview
Interviewer
1977-05-04
Viola Valles Beilin
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I have this thing about when somebody comes to me, especially a Mexican American, I feel a moral obligation to help. I really do. And I think that’s what eventually led me into my areas of endeavor that I’m in now.