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This collection includes materials related to the research, writing and publication of the book Las Tejanas(2003). It contains extensive biographical, topical, and audio-visual materials collected during the research and writing of the book, correspondence and documentation of Acosta and Winegarten's collaboration and writing process, and materials related to the publication of the book.

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Papers of Dr. Carlos Morton, a Mexican American playwright and professor, includes scripts (published and unpublished), essays, production ephemera, correspondence, and other related materials created between 1960 and 2020. The collection represents Dr. Morton's many published works, including The Many Deaths of Danny Rosales and Johnny Tenorio, as well as his education and positions at various academic and cultural arts institutions.

Abstract Eduardo Peña, Jr. (1935-2019) was a Latino civil rights activist, attorney, federal government employee, and National LULAC President. Peña is known for his dedication to the advancement of Latino Americans, especially with regard to equal employment and educational opportunities. This collection documents the personal, political, and professional dimensions of Peña’s life and consists of personal and family photographs, awards and certificates, legal documents, case notes, publications,...

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Collection of JoAnn Carreon-Reyes and Rupert Reyes, former directors of Austin theater company Teatro Vivo. Includes scripts and other stagecraft materials, press clippings, publicity materials, correspondence, financial and tax records, and audiovisual materials.

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Personal papers of Teresa Palomo Acosta, Tejana poet, historian, author, and activist. Included are biographical and family materials, written works, correspondence, academic papers and programs, photographs, CDs, audiocassettes, and born digital materials.