Abandoned Fort Worth Underground Walkways and Public Market
When the Great Depression hit the United States in the 1930s, Fort Worth was not immune to the effects of the economic downturn. Many Fort Worth businesses suffered and some never recovered. And the now abandoned Fort Worth Public Market located on Henderson street was no different.
Exhibición de Vincent Van Gogh
Con el desarrollo de la vacuna contra el COVID-19, muchos se están alistando para poder disfrutar actividades con amigos y familia.
From Our Archives-Juanita Salinas and the Golden Age of Mexican Music in Fort Worth
Juanita Salinas, 77 years young, sighs deeply with a sentiment of melancholy as she reminisces about all the wonderful people, she’s had the pleasure of knowing throughout her colorful life. Story By Francisco Hernández It all started with the patriarch of her family in Fort Worth, Texas, her father Juan Ascension Salinas. He was educated […]
What Am I?
We started from the beginning of the publication asking the question. “Quienes Somos?” – “Who are we? It is a provocative, complex and complicated question with really no answer. I will explain why it is hard to produce a definition or meaning of who we are. Felix Alvarado Editor So, I thought the best way to […]
Carmelita La Amazon de Juarez
“We are willing to bathe and disinfect all the dirty, lousy people who are coming into this country from Mexico”. This was a direct quote from Dr. B.J. Lloyd, the public health service official serving in El Paso office in 1917.
The End of the American Experiment
The Founding Fathers took many precautions to avert any one person from installing themselves as president for life, or more commonly called, dictator.
A Soldier’s Story
The article indicates that “post-traumatic stress disorder” (PTSD) is a clinical label is the modern day term “Mal de Susto – (Fear-Sickness)” or just plain “Susto”.
Lincoln Starts A Delicious Trend
Thanksgiving is easily one of the most enjoyable holidays. Usually an all-day celebration with plenty of Turkey, Ham, Family, and football to go around.
The First Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is one of the most beloved US traditions, and while it has recently been said to have a fabricated origin, or even disrespectful to Native Americans (due to their mass genocide and forceful religious conversion), the celebration of Thanksgiving is a tradition passed on through more than one historical event.
Willie Velasquez a Voting Rights Icon
If you are a minority elected to office in the last 40 years, chances are you owe it in part to Willie. Not because he was the founder of MAYO (Mexican American Youth Organization).