These seven states were part of U.S. expansion taken place after the Mexican American war

In 1929, representatives from a variety of Mexican American organizations met in Corpus Christi, Texas to form this advocacy group

In 1975 this amendment made voting more accessible for non-English voters.

This many Mexican Americans, many of whom were native born, were deported back to Mexico in the 1930s.

This newspaper editorialized that nothing could be done about the situation until the Department of education was controlled by Puerto Rican Americans.