What has the author Rudy De Reyna written?

Rudy De Reyna was a prolific author, playwright, editor, and poet who wrote extensively on a diverse range of topics, including Chicano history, culture, literature, and politics. Some notable works by Rudy De Reyna include:

Nonfiction:

- "Mexican Americans: A Quest for Equality" (1991)

- "Hispanics in the U.S. Workforce: Facing and Changing" (1989)

- "The Children of the Barrio" (1973)

- "Two Texts on Aztlán" (1975)

- "Texas Folklife Resources" (1976)

- "The Texas-Mexican Conjunto: History, Music, and Cultural Context" (1999)

- "My Mestizo Roots: Voices of a Hispano Heritage" (2010)

Poetry:

- "Colors/Colores: Art and Poetry from the Chicano Movement in Arizona" (1990)

- "From the West Side of the Freeway" (1982)

- "Campesino: Songs of the Farm Worker" (1977)

- "Hispano/Chicano Poetry: A Selection of Contemporary Latino Artists" (1996)

Plays:

- "The Ballad of Pancho Lopez" (1974)

- "Los Pastores" (1974)

- "The Ex-Mex" (1976)

- "The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez" (1982)

- "La Familia" (1985)

Anthologies (edited):

- "We Are Chicanos: An Anthology of Mexican American Literature" (1973)

- "Chicano! The History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement" (1975)

- "The Origins of Mexican American Literature" (1984)

These are just a few examples of the many works produced by Rudy De Reyna, showcasing his commitment to chronicling and celebrating Mexican American history, culture, and identity.