Jane Elliot on Banning Abortion and Racism
Wall, immigration, heartbeat law, she discusses it all, racial intolerance and she’s right
The dark history of “gasoline baths” at the border
An alarming US border policy forced fumigations on migrants at the US-Mexico border. In 1917, American health officials launched a campaign to use noxious, often toxic chemicals to delouse immigrants seeking to enter at the […]
Aztec Death Whistle | The Scariest Sound You’ve Ever Heard
The Aztec Death Whistle. If hell has a sound, I bet it sounds alot like the Aztec Death Whistle. The Aztec Death Whistle sounds like a shriek of death mixed with howling wind. It’s so […]
In 1993 a Party Crew protested Prop 187 and this is what happened.
Some of you may have already seen some of these clips. But if you haven’t seen the full segment shot by Fox11 news back in 1993, here it is. I hope you enjoy. We are […]
TRIBE OF ISSACHAR: MEXICANS
12 Tribes of Israel: Judah – American Blacks Benjamin – West Indians Levi – Haitians Ephraim – Puerto Ricans Manasseh – Cubans Reuben – Seminole Indians Gad – Native American Indians Issachar – Mexicans (Aztecs) […]
Sureno History Explained – Southern United Raza
The Sureno Mexican gang is a Los Angeles based street gang that has been in existence since the early 1970s. The gang was initially formed to protect Hispanic neighborhoods from African American gangs who were […]
The Chorizeros of East L.A. In The early 1920’s-1950’s.
The Dodgers were still in Brooklyn and Dwight D. Eisenhower was still in the White House the last time Southern California went this deep into the summer without a Major League Baseball game. For Conrad […]
Nike’s Día de Muertos Collection
Nike has always been a brand that celebrates culture. With the start of November coming up, the brand has taken the initiative to highlight the forthcoming Día de Muertos festivities. Día de Muertos, or Day […]
Tierra Amarilla Land Grant & Courthouse Raid – 1967
“They stole our land and gave us powdered milk!” —Reies Lopez Tijerina People who were instrumental in the development and growth of the Mexican American culture don’t get much recognition, if ever, any at all. In […]
The Mother of The Avenues
In Part one (1) of this video, we take a first look at the life of Maria “Chata” Leon and her army of sons who went to war on behalf of the Drew Street Avenues […]
