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Which President First Set Foot in Mexico?
The first handshake took place in Texas. The second one took place in Mexico
22 hrs ago
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The Daily Chela
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The Mexican Scientist Behind Modern X-Ray Imaging
Albert Vinicio Baez helped revolutionize X-ray imaging, but his most enduring contribution may have been his insistence that science and conscience…
Jun 15
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The Daily Chela
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How The Mexican Border Was Drawn—and Redrawn
In many ways, the border of the United States and Mexico is its own country
May 18
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The Daily Chela
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East L.A. Still Sets the Standard for Activism
The tools have evolved—from picket signs to posts, from marches to livestreams—but the purpose remains the same.
May 4
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The Daily Chela
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How Latinos Revolutionized Baseball
The increase of Latino players in the league in the 1950s allowed the MLB to expand.
Apr 27
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The Daily Chela
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Abraham Márquez
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Firme Friday: Mariachi Was Born From Indigenous and Rural Rhythms
After the Spanish conquest, Coca musicians incorporated European instruments like the harp, guitar, and vihuela into their rituals.
Apr 3
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The Daily Chela
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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Remembering The San Patricio Battalion
In the 1840s, some believed the war against Mexico was a Protestant crusade to eradicate Catholicism.
Mar 17
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The Daily Chela
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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Mariachi: Born of Indigenous and Rural Rhythms
After the Spanish conquest, Coca musicians incorporated European instruments like the harp, guitar, and vihuela into their rituals.
Mar 13
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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Chicanos: A Legacy of Sacrifice, Struggle, and Activism
The Vietnam War was more than just a conflict—it was a crucible that forged a stronger, more unified Chicano identity.
Mar 5
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Brandon Loran Maxwell
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The Fascinating History Of The Mexican Flag
The Mexican flag has undergone numerous changes over the years.
Mar 4
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The Daily Chela
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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How Los Niños Héroes Became a National Legend
The actual events were messier—and far more human—than the polished legend.
Feb 27
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The Daily Chela
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Gustavo Vazquez-Lozano
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The First Chicano College: A Forgotten Chapter in American Education
Although Colegio César Chávez no longer exists, its influence remains significant in the broader history of Chicano education and civil rights.
Feb 25
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