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An essay from Julian Samora discussing the movement of Spanish speakers from rural to urban areas in the US and the social adaptations necessary for this movement.

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.

An article published in Dallas Morning News. Titled "A Private Practice for This Doctor," this article details the career and legacy of Fayola "Fe" Mendiola, a pediatric resident at Children's Medial Center in Dallas.

A scanned photograph of the 1946 Rizal Day gathering of the Texas Filipino Club in San Antonio, Texas.

This newspaper clipping marks the growth of South by Southwest at its ten-year anniversary, referring to the festival as "the largest event of its kind in the United States." Despite growing to such a level, one of the founders of the festival claims…

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…

This circular was written by J.J. Kilpatrick in July, 1919. The circular covers the actions of the Texas Rangers at the Texas border.

Photograph of Tigua individuals congregating outside of the Ysleta Catholic Mission in Ysleta del Sur, Texas. The occasion is the Feast of St. Anthony celebration.

An interview between William Wright and Rose Mary Hisa on the topic of children learning about their Indigenous identities.

Interview between William Wright and Rosa Hernandez. They discuss the Headstart program, discrimination, and identity.