Do you know your Hispanic family roots? Find out your family’s story with a genealogy classA free “Find Your Roots” genealogy class is being offered in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Tejana chained up portion of the Alamo to make sure it was preserved for generations to comeIn the last part of our <a href="https://www.ksat.com/topic/Tejano_Moments/" target="_blank">Tejano Moments </a>series, we introduce you to <a href="https://www.ksat.com/...
Learn the history of a Tejana dubbed the ‘Angel of the Alamo’Known as the “Angel of the Alamo”, Adina De Zavala was one of several Tejanas who fought to preserve San Antonio’s history at all costs.
Statue of Christopher Columbus in Mexico City to be replaced by indigenous female figurewashingtonpost.com
As Afghans scramble to escape the Taliban, Fox News hosts lean into anti-refugee rhetoricwashingtonpost.com
Col. Francisco Antonio Ruiz devoted much of his life to the growth of San Antonio area, historian says
National Loving Day isn’t just a random sweet holiday. Here’s the deeper story, and why you’ll want to celebrate.
Pending state legislation limits what what ethnic studies teach in public schools, San Antonio professor says
Book review of Do Not Disturb: The Story of a Political Murder and an African Regime Gone Bad by Michela Wrongwashingtonpost.com
‘We had stepped into a void in history that needed to be exposed’: Book honors heroic women of Texas and Mexico
