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Biography of the First Filipino in Texas
A one-page biography of the life and legacy of Francisco Flores, the first recorded Filipino immigrant in Texas.
Celebratory Invitation for the Creation of North Dakota and Custer's Last Fight
An invitation to State-wide celebration of seventy-fifth anniversary of the creation of North Dakota and sixteenth anniversary of Custer's Last Fight.
Mayday Pamphlet and Protest Guide
Pamphlet made in 1971 planning the 1971 Mayday Protests in Washington D.C.. This item has various illustrations and and images with colorful screen prints throughout. The credits for photographs, illustrations, and text are not given.
PAPA Noticiero No. 9
The front page of PAPA Noticiero No. 9 which details the statistics of case coverage on applications for Temporary Protected Status on behalf of immigrants in the Austin community.
[Image Description: At the top of the page, the title of the…
[Image Description: At the top of the page, the title of the…
Daily Texan Newspaper Clipping, "Whitis Residents Present Grievances"
Discussion of grievances presented by residents of the original Whitis co-op, presented in the Daily Texan student newspaper in October of 1959.
Muchacha No. 3 & No. 10: Celebrando Selena
Cover pages of two editions, third and tenth, of Muchacha Fanzine from 2011 and 2015.
"Filipinos Fear Being Mistaken for Japanese"
An article published in Dallas Morning News. Titled "Filipinos Fear Being Mistaken for Japanese," this article describes the misidentification of Filipino Americans for Japanese Americans in Texas during the World War II era.
Dallas Youth Council NAACP Scrapbook- Newspaper Clippings
The Dallas Youth Council included a newspaper clipping discussing an incident regarding police brutality and discrimination inflicted on "Essien Essien," a student from Africa.
Next to the clipping, a member wrote the following: "The NAACP Youth…
Next to the clipping, a member wrote the following: "The NAACP Youth…
Ollantay, Cusi Coyllur, and Yma Sumac's Reunion
In this photograph, Ollantay is reunited with his wife Cusi Coyllur and their daughter Yma Sumac. They were all separated from each other from the moment of her illegitimate birth.
MIGHT Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 3
MIGHT Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 3 March 1, 1982