A Tejano, Procopio Elizondo, who became a general, and maybe killed un Pinche Rinche
In March 1915, Procopio Elizondo stood on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande defending Matamoros against the army of
In March 1915, Procopio Elizondo stood on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande defending Matamoros against the army of
My parents moved into the neighborhood in 1951. Based on the census map, the neighborhood had just started being built.
Seems two-thirds of the problems are caused by the police; maybe keep the cameras and get rid of the bad
Backing the White Texans were the “Pinche Rinches,” killing any “Mexican” who stood up for their women or their rights.
In 1918, Texas allowed women to vote in Democratic primaries for the first time. About 386,000 women registered for the
Jesus . Trump Those 11 give you distinct Gospel contrasts: mercy, compassion, humility, treatment of the disabled, treatment of the
Do you remember reading about the white men’s primaries in Texas? I don’t remember, but while reading a book, I
Many years have passed, but the migrant worker still finds himself at the mercy of the authorities. His story reminded
Houston is spending hundreds of millions more on police, but the number of officers has barely moved. The Chronicle calls
Whitmire’s generosity to police and firefighters may make him a labor hero, but Houston taxpayers are the ones paying for
Santiago is the name I gave the artificial intelligence that helps me research, write, and illustrate stories. Santiago and I
For most of the last two years, Republicans acted as though Donald Trump’s return to the White House had given
History has usually remembered what happened along the South Texas border in 1915 under names such as the Plan de
Whitmire Says Marijuana Isn’t a Priority — So Why Are Arrests Up Nearly 1,300%? Houston Mayor John Whitmire says low-level
Long before anyone called me the Rain Man, I had another idea that sounded just as strange. It was about
Sí. Como el artículo completo está en este chat, puedo traducir esta versión exacta al español sin tener que reconstruirla
I was reading John Weber’s From South Texas to the Nation: The Exploitation of Mexican Labor in the Twentieth Century