THE ONLY BILINGUAL MAGAZINE IN NORTH TEXAS
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM YOU CAN COUNT ON
THE ONLY BILINGUAL MAGAZINE
IN NORTH TEXAS
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM YOU
CANCOUNT ON
THE ONLY BILINGUAL MAGAZINEIN NORTH TEXASINDEPENDENT JOURNALISM YOU
CAN COUNT ON
Chicano screen printers like Sam Z. Coronado, used their art to amplify marginalized voices and to redefine and express their cultural heritage. He was also an educator who created more accessible art spaces. Although he died in 2013, his presence still lives on.
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We are a group of community conscience individuals that span multiple generations which allows us to have a unique insight to the North Texas Latino community. Our goal is to inform, educate and in some instances provide a Call to Action!
We know there are no other Latino theme publications that cover the variety of subjects, history or issues as does Hola Texas. Whether there is the history of the Chicano Rights Movement to Latinos on TV or at the Movies to new Marijuana laws and how they may affect the community.
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