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Hoy se inaugura la temporada de la L. Femenino de basket
Article reporting the inauguration of the Liga Femenina Hispanoamericana de Basketball [Hispanic Women's Basketball League]. Modern Maids and Tuesday Night will play the first game, followed by What Next and LULAC. -
Hubo divsión de honores entre los clubes "Lulac"
Article reporting that the Del Rio and San Antonio LULAC baseball teams each won a game. The article mentions some San Antonio players: Lefty González, Pedro García, and José Fordyce. -
Hubo lucidas Fiestas patrias
Article about Hondo's Fiestas Patrias celebration, presided by Fernando Azoños, representing the Consulate General of Mexico in San Antonio, as well as the pageant queen, Eluvina Garza and the LULAC queen, Lucy Barrientos. The article lists the events, including the list of people who gave speeches. -
Huelgas. Strikes.
A short Franco stands on a pillar as if he were the statue of Christopher Columbus in Barcelona, while a man is sawing the pillar. The saw is labeled "Huelgas" (Strikes).
Un Franco de poca estatura está de pie sobre un pilar como si fuera la estatua de Cristóbal Colón en Barcelona, mientras un hombre aserra el pilar. La sierra está rotulada como "Huelgas".
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Ibérica. For a Free Spain (1953-1974)
Masthead of Ibérica, February 15, 1954; -
If you tire in the struggle
handwritten, illustrated. Illustration by unknown author (but probably Ángela de Hoyos) -
If you tire in the struggle
Poem by Enedina Casarez Vásquez, art by ADeH, part of the POST-A-POEM Series no. 2, Oct.1987, Co-editor Juan Nuño Cárdenas, Huehuetitlan Journal, M&A. "For my fellow Hispanas Unidas" -
Igualdad es justicia
Este artículo adopta una perspectiva interseccional, proponiendo que la lucha feminista tiene que ir unida con la lucha antirracista, obrera y campesina haciendo causa común contra la injusticia, el racismo y la opresión.Tags Mujeres y activismo -
Illustrated "Who Sez the Arts Ain't Necessary?"
Illustrated poem, ca. 1987, published by M&A Edition © for Arts Day in San Antonio -
Ilusiones
A one-page cuadro originally composed in Spanish. [NOTE: Gonzalez employed a literary technique referred to as a 'cuadro,' derived approximately from 'cuadros de costumbres,' a genre of literature used by Spanish writers in the 16th and 17th Centuries to "depict everyday manners and customs of a particular or provincial milieu."]