‘Hispanics have an incredible history that hasn’t been told’: San Antonio businessman creates website about Tejano historyRudi Rodriguez creates TexasTejano.com which is a deep dive into Tejano history that dates back to the 1800s.
19th Amendment anniversary: A timeline of 100 years of voting rights for womenThis year marks 100 years since the 19th Amendment ostensibly gave women the right to vote.
Blood, sweat and tears shed to ensure right to vote after it became legal for all, San Antonio historian says For some, voter suppression persisted even after it technically became legal for all.
KSAT-TV EXTRA: A group of San Antonio activists fight for change in Washington D.C.Meet four local activists who are fighting for change. Three of them traveled to Washington to march for Vanessa Guillen while another is
Juneteenth commissioner in San Antonio calling for policy changes in lieu of canceled events June 19, 1865, is also known as Juneteenth, and has been celebrated richly ever since, especially in San Antonio.
Blacks, Mexicans cultivated relationships that led to liberation during 1800’s, local professor saysWhile school curriculums cover the major events during the Civil War era, there are some monumental events during that time that most students in Texas will probably neve...
New school curriculum aims to ‘fill in the blanks’ about untold aspects of black historyThere is a team of about 40 historians and researchers who’ve created a new school curriculum called Black History 365; An Inclusive Account of American History, that exp...
