Vicente Guerrero and Afro-México

During Black History Month, we take time to recognize the stories of those who are often ignored in the history books. Recognizing the achievements of the Black diaspora allows us to respect their achievements and address the whitewashing of history. While we spend our time celebrating the likes of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, we ignore the achievements of a Black folks with similar accomplishments. … Continue reading Vicente Guerrero and Afro-México

Frederik Mendoza UlkenFebruary 27, 20241 Comment

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The Young Lords: A Story of Radical Latinos

Garbage burning in the street, FBI espionage, and the creation of one of the most influential Latino civil rights groups in American history—this is the story of the Young Lords. Starting in Chicago and spreading to New York, the Young Lords Organization was a radical activist group that fought against oppression in their communities and beyond. Exemplifying a revolutionary activism that is often left out of contemporary history classes, the Young Lords brought about profound change in a short time span, cementing their legacy in Latino History. Continue reading The Young Lords: A Story of Radical Latinos

Frederik Mendoza UlkenOctober 13, 2023October 31, 2023Leave a comment