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Remembering The Black Players Of Mexican Baseball
Some of the best players of the Negro League left their baseball cleats printed in Mexico’s history.
Oct 7
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Abraham Márquez
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Myths and Legends of Pancho Villa
Though not historically accurate, the many legends of "Pancho Villa" reflect a deeper truth about the man originally born as Doroteo Arango.
Sep 30
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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The Man Who Fought For Mexican Independence & Invented Gum
Antonio López de Santa Anna was far from a perfect person, but he lived an interesting life
Sep 21
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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When The MLB Banned Afro-Latinos
America's Favorite Pastime is more complicated than often remembered
Sep 7
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The Daily Chela
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5 Times Chicanos Revolted and Reshaped The U.S.
Chicanos have a long history of mobilizing on behalf of their rights and liberties.
Sep 6
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The Daily Chela
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How The Taíno Outlasted Columbus
The Taíno influence can be felt in dishes like the Puerto Rican pastel—a culinary cousin of the Mexican tamale—and even in the legendary dish of…
Sep 4
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The First Time A U.S. President Visited Mexico
The first handshake took place in Texas. The second one took place in Mexico
Aug 30
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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The Unforgettable Songs Of Francisco Gabilondo Soler
Once upon a time there was a 19-year-old boy who left his home in Mexico to become a linotypist in New Orleans, but he found music instead.
Aug 28
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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Battle Of Chapultepec: Mexico vs The United States
How much about the legendary battle is true?
Aug 27
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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A Brief History of the Virgen de Guadalupe
From churches to street walls, the Virgen de Guadalupe is a near-universally revered figure in Mexican culture
Aug 18
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The Daily Chela
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Behind The Cult Of Santa Muerte
It doesn’t matter how much scholars want to establish a line of continuity between the pre-Hispanic gods of death, Posada’s Catrina, and the Santa…
Aug 13
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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The Revolutionary Rock History Of Tijuana
Border cities have historically been sites of innovation, the exchange of ideas, and artistic movements
Aug 1
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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