Latinx History Gallery
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“Laurie Hernandez is already making history and she’s not even in Rio yet.”As seen on the Huff
celebratingamazingwomen:Vilma Espín (1930-2007)is an important figure in Cuban history and politics,
‘Unidad Latina’, El Comite MINP, New York, 1972.From the new book Finally Got the News:
‘Claridad’, Puerto Rican Socialist Party, New York, 1975.
✊✊✊ TRIBUTE TO THE SISTERS IN THE STRUGGLE ✊✊✊ you folx should really check out the work (the art, t
I’ve been raised in and out of Philly most of my life. And as far as Philly being good for me
colorthefuture: DECOLONIZE JUSTICE“this continent will never know justice until the dark history and
March is Women’s History Month, so I wanted to shine some light on some poppin’ Queer Wo
From our newly processed Olga and Bidal Aguero Papers comes this cover for the 1976 state convention
Today is #FollowFriday, and we are featuring the Latinx History Project, an organization dedicated t
Colombian children play in front of a grocery store advertising products in PalenqueroPalenquero is
Gregory Nava’s El Norte will be rereleased theatrically for the first time since its original
From our newly processed Olga and Bidal Aguero Papers! This 1977 letter regards Bidal’s most s
Welcome to Casa Susanna Tito Valenti immigrated to the US from Latin America in the mid-1940s. Vale
Juan Gabriel, Gay Mexican Icon (January 7, 1950 – August 28, 2016)With his glittery capes, sli
Gay Pulp Fiction of the 1950′s and 1960′s
Both Latine/x Heritage AND LGTBQ+ History Month mean honoring the legacies and resilience of our que
Welcome to Casa Susanna Tito Valenti immigrated to the US from Latin America in the mid-1940s. Valen
Today is #FollowFriday, and we are featuring the Latinx History Project, an organization dedicated t
Activism & Excellence: Celebrating Latinx History at UWMThe Roberto Hernandez Center celebra
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