People

Casilda Luna,
Abuelita of the Community
Claudia Sheinbaum,
Mexico’s First Female President

No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed

The history of segregation in the United States is a dark tale of discrimination and injustice, affecting various communities. While the struggles of African Americans during the era of segregation are well-documented,…
José Hernández,
A Million Miles Away
Ramon Valiosera,
Rosa Mexicano

Arts & Visual

Ramon Valiosera,
Rosa Mexicano
Gloria Estefan,
Hall Of Famer
Vicente Fernandez,
El Ídolo de México

Education

José Hernández,
A Million Miles Away
José Vasconcelos,
The “Cosmic Race”
Gloria Anzaldúa,
Chicana Feminist

Entertainment

Gloria Estefan,
Hall Of Famer
Marilyn Monroe’s
Mexican Origin
Vicente Fernandez,
El Ídolo de México

Firsts

José Hernández,
A Million Miles Away
Gloria Estefan,
Hall Of Famer
Rita Moreno,
Dancer, Singer, Actress

History & Society

Guy Gabaldon,
“Pied Piper of Saipan”
Manuel Ramirez Uruchurtu,
Titanic Victim
Mirabal Sisters,
Symbols of Resistance

Literature

José Vasconcelos,
The “Cosmic Race”
Isabel Allende,
Homage to the Lives of Women
Sandra Cisneros,
Poet, Activist, You Name It..

Tarsila do Amaral,
Brazilian Modernist

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Military

Guy Gabaldon,
“Pied Piper of Saipan”
Olga E. Custodio,
‘Querer es poder.’
Roy Benavidez,
5 Purple Hearts

Philosophy & Religion

José Vasconcelos,
The “Cosmic Race”
Samuel Ramos,
Mexican Soul
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

Political

Casilda Luna,
Abuelita of the Community
Claudia Sheinbaum,
Mexico’s First Female President
No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed

Science & Math

Casilda Luna,
Abuelita of the Community
Claudia Sheinbaum,
Mexico’s First Female President
José Hernández,
A Million Miles Away

Sports

Roberto Clemente:
Hall of Famer
Alfred “Butch” Lee, Jr:
First Rounder
Julio César Chávez:
The Champ

Technology

Olga E. Custodio,
‘Querer es poder.’
Ellen Ochoa:
Out Of This World
Domingo Santo Liotta:
One heart. One Destiny.

The Wall

Alfred “Butch” Lee, Jr:
First Rounder
Casilda Luna,
Abuelita of the Community
Celia Cruz:
Queen of Salsa
Cesar Chavez,
Activist & Organizer
César Milstein:
Nobel Laureate
Chita Rivera,
Dancer, Singer, Actress
Claudia Sheinbaum,
Mexico’s First Female President
Daniel Arriaga,
Illustrator
Daniela Soto-Innes,
Best Chef In The World
Dolores Huerta,
Presidential Medal of Freedom Winner
Domingo Santo Liotta:
One heart. One Destiny.
Ellen Ochoa:
Out Of This World
Felix Longoria,
The Longoria Affair
Frida Kahlo:
A Magical Realist
Gloria Anzaldúa,
Chicana Feminist
Gloria Estefan,
Hall Of Famer
Guillermo Del Toro
Earns A Gold Star
Guillermo González Camarena
Gus Garcia,
Setting The Tone
Guy Gabaldon,
“Pied Piper of Saipan”
Héctor P. García,
Recognizing WWII Veterans
Isabel Allende,
Homage to the Lives of Women
Jaime Escalante:
Ganas is all you need.
Jean-Michel Basquiat:
Pop Icon
John Leguizamo:
Man of Many Faces
Jose Felipe Herrera,
Current Poet Laureate
José Hernández,
A Million Miles Away
José Vasconcelos,
The “Cosmic Race”
Julio César Chávez:
The Champ
Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Karen Vega,
Culture in High-Fashion
Luis Villoro,
Understanding of Otherness
Lupe Hernández,
Hand Sanitizer Inventor
Manuel Ramirez Uruchurtu,
Titanic Victim
Marilyn Monroe’s
Mexican Origin
Mario Molina:
Discovers CFCs
Mirabal Sisters,
Symbols of Resistance
No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo
First Hispanic Senator
Olga E. Custodio,
‘Querer es poder.’
Philip Bazaar, Seaman
Raffi Freedman-Gurspan:
First Transgender White House Staff
Ralph Lazo,
“Internment was immoral.”
Ramon Valiosera,
Rosa Mexicano
Rigoberta Menchú Tum:
Feminist, Nobel Laureate
Rita Moreno,
Dancer, Singer, Actress
Roy Benavidez,
5 Purple Hearts
Samuel Ramos,
Mexican Soul
Sandra Cisneros,
Poet, Activist, You Name It..
Santos Rodriguez,
$8 Dollars In Change
Selena:
Queen of Texas
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz
Sylvia Mendez,
Precedent for Brown vs
Board of Education
Tarsila do Amaral,
Brazilian Modernist
Vicente Fernandez,
El Ídolo de México