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Interview with Miss Rebecca Taylor, October 6, 1936
Two typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Rebecca Taylor from the San Antonio ILGWU on October 6th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Zappone, October 5, 1936
Three typewritten pages that summarize an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
Interview with Mrs. Myrle Zappone, October 5, 1936
A typewritten page that summarizes an interview with Myrle Zappone on October 5th, 1936.
The Earnest Young Woman
A booklet describing why the University of Texas at Austin should allocate funding towards the building of housing units for women. This is part of a larger work that describes the housing to be built.
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.
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…
Page 6 of Eleuterio Escobar's Autobiography Final Draft
This image is the sixth page of Escobar's autobiography. This page documents Escobar's time living in the border region between 1915 and 1916. Escobar shares his observation's regarding the regions poverty and lack of access to education
Newspaper Clipping, Do Away With 'Pay to Play' Say SXSW Attendees
This newspaper clipping highlights the struggle between SXSW as a business and as an advocate for artists. Since SXSW functions as a starting ground for artists, some advocate that artists should be paid for their work while others advocate that…
At a district meeting of PAPA
Photoraph of a PAPA meeting in Study of the Spanish-Speaking People in Texas, a photo series documenting the joys and hardships in Mexican American communities in Texas.
Photograph of Dr. George I. Sanchez
Photograph of Dr. George I. Sánchez, a Mexican American educator, writer, professor, and civil rights activist.