American History

Roy Benavidez, Medal of Honor recipient, recognized for his bravery and service during the Vietnam War
Roy Benavidez: Medal of Honor Recipient and Vietnam War Hero
Master Sergeant Roy Perez Benavidez (August 5, 1935 – November 29, 1998) was a distinguished…
Santos Rodríguez, a Latinx youth tragically killed by police in Dallas, sparking protests and calls for justice
Santos Rodríguez: A Tragic Catalyst for Change in Dallas
Santos Rodríguez, born on November 7, 1960, in Dallas, Texas, became a symbol of the…
Felix Longoria's funeral service at Arlington National Cemetery, symbolizing Latinx veterans' fight for recognition
Félix Longoria: The Mexican American Soldier Who Sparked a Civil Rights Movement
Félix Longoria was a Mexican American soldier who served and died in World War II.…
Aztec eagle, a symbol of strength and pride, as portrayed by Charles Taylor in his artwork
Aztec Eagles: Mexico’s 201st Fighter Squadron in World War II
The 201st Fighter Squadron, famously known as the "Aztec Eagles," represents a pivotal chapter in…
Document depicting a significant event in Latinx history, highlighting cultural or social change
Los Angeles Founded by Los Pobladores: The Origins of California’s Largest City
The story of how Los Angeles founded by Los Pobladores is a tale of resilience,…
Historical image marking the United States' break of diplomatic relations with Germany during World War I
U.S. Extends Citizenship to Puerto Ricans in 1917: A Pivotal Moment in History
In 1917, a significant legal change occurred when the United States extended citizenship to Puerto…
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo, the first Mexican-American governor of New Mexico, a trailblazer in Latinx political history
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo: The First Hispanic U.S. Senator and His Legacy
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo (1888–1961) made history as the first Hispanic U.S. Senator in the United…