Latino Civil Rights Leaders Faced an Awkward Dilemma When It

Latino civil rights leaders faced an awkward dilemma when it came to dealing with

A) the discrimination shown to Latino men who were denied the ability to serve as soldiers during the Vietnam War.
B) illegal immigration from Latin America, which they feared threatened their own economic advancement.
C) divisions within their movement over whether to support the sexual revolution and women's rights or to stick with traditional values.
D) relationships with African American civil rights leaders and the question of whether to forge cross-community partnerships.
E) the New Left's major influence upon young Mexicans, which they feared might negatively impact their movement's public image.