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Former students of the once-segregated Texas school describe receiving a 'whack of the paddle' for speaking Spanish
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'Shouldn’t speak Spanish': Latino Americans tell their experiences at Blackwell School in Marfa, Texas
Blackwell School alumni work to put their story of segregation on a national platform.
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Why aren't more women of color on the bench in Bexar County? | Together We Rise
There are women judges in Bexar County. But if you expect them to be Black, it's a slim figure.
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'An inner joy that I could not explain': Combat medic becomes U.S. citizen through military | Together We Rise
Staff Sergeant Ifeanyi Anyaegbuna, a combat medic at JBSA Fort Sam Houston, never considered a career in the military. But one day, fate intervened.
Together We Rise
'An inner joy that I could not explain': Combat medic becomes U.S. citizen through military
Staff Sergeant Ifeanyi Anyaegbuna, a combat medic at JBSA Fort Sam Houston, never considered a career in the military. But one day, fate intervened.
Together We Rise
The history behind Pride that is too important to forget
San Antonio's first Pride march was in 1976, but the riots for LGBTQ+ rights commemorated every year happened in 1969 in New York.
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The search for San Antonio's Juneteenth history | Together We Rise
Researchers believe slaves in San Antonio got emancipation news like the enslaved in Galveston. But where are the documents, artifacts, and stories to back that up?
Together We Rise
The search for San Antonio's Juneteenth history | Together We Rise
Researchers believe slaves in San Antonio got emancipation news like the enslaved in Galveston. But where are the documents, artifacts, and stories to back that up?
Together We Rise
San Antonio woman fled violence in India to pursue the American dream | Together We Rise
Kamlesh Chaudhry fled violence in India following the riots of 1984. After years of starting fresh in the U.S., she earned the nickname "Queen of Sunglasses."
Together We Rise
How an Indian woman's pursuit of the American dream brought her to San Antonio
Kamlesh Chaudhry fled violence in India following the riots of 1984. After years of starting fresh in the U.S., she earned the nickname "Queen of Sunglasses."
Together We Rise
UTSA archivist works to preserve San Antonio LGBTQ+ history | Together We Rise
Melissa Gohlke is presented with a portal into the history of San Antonio's LGBTQ+ community on an almost daily basis.
Together We Rise
Meet the UTSA archivists working to preserve San Antonio's LGBTQ history | Together We Rise
These students are firm believers that history helps inform the present.
Together We Rise
'Shouldn’t speak Spanish': Latino Americans tell their experiences at Blackwell School in Marfa, Texas
Blackwell School alumni work to put their story of segregation on a national platform.
Together We Rise
Why aren't more women of color on the bench in Bexar County? | Together We Rise
There are women judges in Bexar County. But if you expect them to be Black, it's a slim figure.
Together We Rise
'An inner joy that I could not explain': Combat medic becomes U.S. citizen through military | Together We Rise
Staff Sergeant Ifeanyi Anyaegbuna, a combat medic at JBSA Fort Sam Houston, never considered a career in the military. But one day, fate intervened.
Together We Rise
'An inner joy that I could not explain': Combat medic becomes U.S. citizen through military
Staff Sergeant Ifeanyi Anyaegbuna, a combat medic at JBSA Fort Sam Houston, never considered a career in the military. But one day, fate intervened.
Together We Rise
The history behind Pride that is too important to forget
San Antonio's first Pride march was in 1976, but the riots for LGBTQ+ rights commemorated every year happened in 1969 in New York.
Together We Rise
The search for San Antonio's Juneteenth history | Together We Rise
Researchers believe slaves in San Antonio got emancipation news like the enslaved in Galveston. But where are the documents, artifacts, and stories to back that up?
Together We Rise
The search for San Antonio's Juneteenth history | Together We Rise
Researchers believe slaves in San Antonio got emancipation news like the enslaved in Galveston. But where are the documents, artifacts, and stories to back that up?
Together We Rise
San Antonio woman fled violence in India to pursue the American dream | Together We Rise
Kamlesh Chaudhry fled violence in India following the riots of 1984. After years of starting fresh in the U.S., she earned the nickname "Queen of Sunglasses."
Together We Rise
How an Indian woman's pursuit of the American dream brought her to San Antonio
Kamlesh Chaudhry fled violence in India following the riots of 1984. After years of starting fresh in the U.S., she earned the nickname "Queen of Sunglasses."
Together We Rise
UTSA archivist works to preserve San Antonio LGBTQ+ history | Together We Rise
Melissa Gohlke is presented with a portal into the history of San Antonio's LGBTQ+ community on an almost daily basis.
Together We Rise
Meet the UTSA archivists working to preserve San Antonio's LGBTQ history | Together We Rise
These students are firm believers that history helps inform the present.
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