Oral history interview with Gloria Gonzalez-Cook, conducted by Guadalupe Galvez-Zamora (transcript)

Gloria Gonzalez-Cook discusses growing up in Salt Lake City, and her efforts to learn Spanish. She talks about her family's background in Mexico and living in Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah. She discusses family traditions around food, and attending West High in Salt Lake City. She discusses people encouraging Hispanic children to work as opposed to attending college. Gonzales-Cook remembers studying Spanish and Chicano studies at the University of Utah. She discusses the Chicano movement and the discrimination her uncles faced after serving in the military.