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Albizu Campos

American  
[ahl-bee-soo kahm-paws] / ɑlˈbi su ˈkɑm pɔs /

noun

  1. Pedro 1891–1964, Puerto Rican political leader.


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"I still read a lot about Albizu Campos and Lolita Lebron and Prisoners of Colonialism. Anytime they let us outside, I went outside. I watched a lot of TV."

From Salon

His mother died when he was a child, and his father ran a furniture store while periodically hosting Albizu Campos at the family home.

From Washington Post

The Puerto Rican revolutionary Pedro Albizu Campos once said, “Young people have a duty to defend their country with weapons of knowledge.”

From Washington Post

But at Wesleyan, he moved into La Casa de Albizu Campos, a house for Latino students named for a Puerto Rican nationalist, and honed his voice.

From New York Times

Today, the retiree has converted his basement into a “martyr’s museum,” with newspaper photos of rebels’ bullet-riddled bodies and paintings of nationalist leader Pedro Albizu Campos.

From Washington Post