Mexican Americans
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 23 Collections and/or Records:
Mary Ann Smothers Bruni Photographs
Images taken by Texas photographer Mary Ann Smothers Bruni document the traditional festival "Los Pastores" as performed in San Antonio. Also includes photographs documenting the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church and the Cathedral of San Fernando in San Antonio.
Mexic-Arte Museum Records
Records of Mexic-Arte Museum from Austin, Texas, include program and business records as well as documentation of artworks and performances.
Miscellaneous Manuscripts at the Benson Latin American Collection
This artificial collection describes various individual manuscripts or small manuscript groups that have been accessioned into the Benson Latin American Collection over many years.
Miscellaneous Printed Material at the Benson Latin American Collection
This artificial collection describes various individual publications or small groups of printed material that have been accessioned into the Benson Latin American Collection over the years.
Miscellaneous Sound Recordings at the Benson Latin American Collection
Various audio recordings in the rare books and manuscripts collections of the Benson Latin American Collection. Include oral histories, lectures, speeches, music, and other audio on phonograph, tape, and digital media.
National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) Records
Paul Valadez Collection
A collection of mixed media collages and sketches by artist Paul Valadez encompassing three different art series. The collection documents Valadez's lifetime art project, titled "My Potlatch Project", and his approach to art performance.
Raúl R. Vásquez Papers
Correspondence, handwritten notes, printed material, legal documents, press clippings, and reports documenting the personal life and career of Raul Vasquez, primarily his work with the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC).
Ricardo Sánchez Papers
Personal papers of activist Chicano poet Ricardo Sánchez reflect his writing and community involvement.
Richard M. Martinez Collection
Material from attorney Richard M. Martinez documents Arce v. Douglas, a case that successfully challenged Arizona’s House Bill 2281 that initially led to the elimination of the Mexican American Studies program in the Tucson Unified School District. This collection contains deposition transcripts, legal documents, banned teaching materials, and visual materials related to the case.