Interviews with Members of Houston's Mexican Community General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Order Book by Richard Santos New Play, American Pastorela: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Ethnic Studies But Were Afraid To Ask.
"The Lost Dutchman's Mine" and the Peralta familyįeds: Seattle welfare recipient lives in million dollar home Riding from the Heart Documentary Awarded Grant Hiding the Lockheed Plant during World War IIĪ First Latino applicants outnumbered White applicants at California State University 24, 1938 / Mexican Hoover School / MéndezĪrt review: 'Contested Visions in the Spanish Colonial World,' LACMAĮxtract: Activist's 60-year fight for justice
January 14, SHHAR Monthly Meeting, 9-12 am Three Genealogy Powerhouses Join Forces to Publish 1940 US CensusĭNA Genetic Makeup of Hispanic/Latino AmericansĭNA: Genetic Makeup of Hispanic/Latino Americans It Started with a Burnt Tortilla by Ben Romero The Ghosts of Christmas Past by Daisy Wanda Garcia October 29, 2011, Battle of Concepción Reenactment, San Antonio, Texasīiography of Amando Saenz by Samuel, Tomas and Antonio Saenz November 5, 2011, The Grass Fight Battle Reenactment: San Antonio, Texas New Facebook Site Dedicated to the Galvez Film Project WW II Philippines Bataan March Pow's Namesįirst Session of Veteran's Court in Santa, Maria, CaliforniaĪ True Story of a Man Who Started the Eastern AirlinesĪ Comparison of CEOs of National Veterans Organizations with Other groups New York Police Department Chief of Patrol Nicholas Estavillo Letras Latinas Launches Latino/a Poetry Now at Harvard?īilly the Kid and Other Plays by Rudolfo Anaya Los Verbos SER y ESTAR by Eddie AAA Calderón, PhD.Ĭentro Victoria releases its first literary magazine, Mexico's Fox Endorses Portugal's Drug War Strategy: Legalize It! History of Medicinal Uses of Marijuana by Mimi Lozano Josefina Lopez Celebrates 20 Years of Successful Plays With Two New Books Madre Del Sol/Mother Of the Sun:Our Lady of Guadalupe-the Play Mariachis Struggle in Mexico Despite U.N. Latino Nerds Are Like Other Nerds, but Different New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assaultīurger Break: Burger King Pulls Little Spicy Mexican AdsĮxtract: Pledge Will Support Congressional InternsĮxtract: O.C.'s First International School OpensĮxtract: School Superintendent Gives Up $800,000 in PayĮducation Inequities Hurting Latinos in City Schoolsįocusing on the Needs of Latino Students (Academic Environment) Illegally Form Mexicoįraud on Many Levels and Within Many AgenciesĪfghan Muslim Contractor Has Been Teaching Marinesīattered Blue by Captain Donna Roman Hernandez (Ret.) Sealed Court Records Brings Calls for Investigationħ0% Ethnicity Hate Crimes Are Against Hispanicsįar Fewer Enter U.S. Latino Officers Law Enforcement East Coastīorder Security Meeting Held in Laredo Texas Judge Signs off on Houston National Cemetery Settlement MALDEF Mourns the Loss of Education Advocate, Paul Borbon Dies at 73Ĭomputer Scientist, Federico R. The Effort to Save Casa Maldonda Has Been SuccessfulĪ Final Report On the California State Birthday ProjectĪnd the Beat Goes On by Felipe de Ortego y Gasca SAVE the date: July 7-10, NCLR conference, Los VegasĮl Soldado, California State Capitol Museum Hispanics Contribute to Increasing Diversity in Rural America The Foreign-Born With Science and Engineering Degrees
Only 2 Hispanics Have Won in 33 Years of Kennedy Center HonorsĪre Hispanics the First to Fight, Last to Be Promoted?Ĭatherine Sandoval, J.D., First Latina on California Public Utilities CommissionĪlfredo Quinones portrait by Christopher Perez Growth of Online Magazines Targeting Hispanic/Latino Readers "Are Hispanics the First to Fight, Last to Be Promoted?"īest wishes for a wonderful, exciting year, filled with marvelous changes for a better America. We all benefit.Ī new category is HEALTH ISSUES, starting out with a brief article on the history of the medicinal use of marijuana.īe sure and read Ernesto Uribe's article inviting new research on the topic. I invite everyone to submit a brief direct-surname-pedigree family history to share with others. With so many newsletters on current topics, I will be leaning more to family heritage and history.
I am delighted when I come across a new website dedicated to Latino heritage, history, or the many newsletters currently targeting topics of interest to the Hispanic community. The social and economic changes that have taken place with the Internet have been so dramatic, one wonders with positive expectancy what 2012 will bring. There are four articles on the subject, besides the cartoon by Sergio Hernandez. the year identified for monumental change by the Mayan calendar which stops at 2012.
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