Refusing to Forget
@refusing2forget
An award-winning public history project committed to sharing the history of state-sanctioned violence against Mexicans and Mexican Americans in Texas.
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https://www.refusingtoforget.org/ 05-03-2015 20:10:32
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Very thorough account of the first gathering by the Alliance for Texas Texas by Josephine Lee. Nice breakdown of panels, quotes from RTF member Sonia Hernandez, provisional board member of the Alliance. texasobserver.org/texas-history-…
Pleased to announce the exhibit, "Life and Death on the Border 1910-1920," is now on display at The Mexican American Museum of Texas, University of Dallas . We invite the Dallas-Fort Worth community to visit the exhibit from May 5 - Oct 15! The Mexican American Museum of Texas
nice audio commentary by Omar Valerio-Jiménez 🥑, who refuses to forget the US-Mexico War
“It’s a tough history, but history has tough parts and if you don’t address them head on then you don’t learn from them...that’s why we thought it was important to showcase this exhibit.” - Gustavo Hinojosa, The Mexican American Museum of Texas keranews.org/arts-culture/2…
"In 1919 legislative investigation, prompted by the Lege’s only Latino lawmaker, Hanson was accused of using his role to cover up Ranger misdeeds." Read more about Hanson's role in the Porvenir massacre and a shoutout to MonicaMunozMartinez' s work: buff.ly/4ffmWGk
New Blog Post! Dr. Ruben Arellano, of The Mexican American Museum of Texas contributes to our blog this month, discussing the “Life and Death on the Border” exhibit currently on display at the University of Dallas and what it took to get it there. refusingtoforget.org/the-mexican-am…
“Mantienen viva la memoria histórica de víctimas mexicanas en el sur de Texas.” Nuevo articulo de La Raza con comentario de Christopher Carmona. New article by La Raza with commentary from Christopher Carmona: