Latinx People

Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Portrait of Sylvia Rivera, pioneering LGBTQ+ and trans rights activist

Sylvia Rivera: Pioneering Latina Transgender Activist for LGBTQ+ Rights

Sylvia Rivera, a Latina transgender activist, emerged as a formidable force in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights during the late 20th century. Her unwavering dedication to marginalized communities, especially transgender individuals and…
Drawing of María Remedios del Valle, the “Mother of the Homeland,” Afro-Argentine icon of independence and resilience.
María Remedios del Valle: Afro-Argentine Heroine of Independence
Casilda Luna, celebrated Dominican activist, honored for decades of grassroots organizing and civil rights advocacy.
Casilda Luna: Abuelita of the Community and Champion for Washington D.C.’s Latinx Population

Arts & Visual

Ramón Valdiosera, Mexican designer credited with coining "Mexican pink" in fashion and art.
Ramón Valdiosera and the Birth of Rosa Mexicano: A Symbol of Mexican Identity
Gloria Estefan’s mother, remembered for her role in Cuban-American cultural history.
Gloria Estefan: First Hispanic Woman Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame
Vicente Fernández, beloved Mexican singer and cultural icon known for his contribution to ranchera music.
Vicente Fernández: The King of Ranchera Music

Education

Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
NASA astronaut José Hernández, Mexican American engineer and role model in STEM and space exploration.
José Hernández: From Migrant Farmworker to NASA Astronaut

Entertainment

Gloria Estefan’s mother, remembered for her role in Cuban-American cultural history.
Gloria Estefan: First Hispanic Woman Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame
Portrait of Marilyn Monroe, an American actress, model, and cultural icon.
Marilyn Monroe’s Mexican Heritage: Unveiling Her Latina Roots
Vicente Fernández, beloved Mexican singer and cultural icon known for his contribution to ranchera music.
Vicente Fernández: The King of Ranchera Music

Firsts

NASA astronaut José Hernández, Mexican American engineer and role model in STEM and space exploration.
José Hernández: From Migrant Farmworker to NASA Astronaut
Gloria Estefan’s mother, remembered for her role in Cuban-American cultural history.
Gloria Estefan: First Hispanic Woman Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame
Rita Moreno in her iconic role as Anita in 'West Side Story,' a landmark moment for Latinx representation in Hollywood
Rita Moreno: Trailblazing Puerto Rican Actress, Singer, and Dancer

History & Society

Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Portrait of Sylvia Rivera, pioneering LGBTQ+ and trans rights activist
Sylvia Rivera: Pioneering Latina Transgender Activist for LGBTQ+ Rights

Literature

Portrait of José Vasconcelos, influential Mexican philosopher, educator, and writer of Latin American history
José Vasconcelos: Architect of Modern Mexican Education and Philosophy
Historical image of a significant Latinx moment captured in a black and white photograph
Isabel Allende: Celebrated Author and Advocate for Women’s Rights
Sandra Cisneros, celebrated Mexican-American author, known for works like 'The House on Mango Street' exploring Latinx identity
Sandra Cisneros: Celebrated Chicana Author and Cultural Advocate
Tarsila do Amaral, one of Brazil’s most influential modernist artists, known for her vivid representations of Brazilian culture

Tarsila do Amaral: Pioneer of Brazilian Modernism

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Military

Guy Gabaldon, the U.S. Marine known for his bravery and efforts in saving Japanese soldiers during World War II.
Guy Gabaldon: The Pied Piper of Saipan and His Extraordinary WWII Feats
Olga Custodio, trailblazing Latinx pilot, known for being the first female Hispanic military aviator
Olga E. Custodio: Trailblazing Latina Pilot in the U.S. Air Force and Commercial Aviation
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

Philosophy & Religion

Portrait of José Vasconcelos, influential Mexican philosopher, educator, and writer of Latin American history
José Vasconcelos: Architect of Modern Mexican Education and Philosophy
Samuel Ramos, Mexican philosopher and intellectual, known for his work on the psychology of the Mexican identity
Samuel Ramos: Mexican Philosopher and Key Figure in Mexican Identity
Image depicting the Latinx cultural scene, capturing the vibrancy and diversity of the community
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: Pioneering Feminist and Literary Icon of the Colonial Era

Political

Portrait of Jovita Idar around 1905
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Portrait of Sylvia Rivera, pioneering LGBTQ+ and trans rights activist
Sylvia Rivera: Pioneering Latina Transgender Activist for LGBTQ+ Rights

Science & Math

Casilda Luna, celebrated Dominican activist, honored for decades of grassroots organizing and civil rights advocacy.
Casilda Luna: Abuelita of the Community and Champion for Washington D.C.’s Latinx Population
Claudia Sheinbaum, key figure in progressive politics and sustainability in Latin America.
Claudia Sheinbaum: Mexico’s First Female President and Environmental Advocate
NASA astronaut José Hernández, Mexican American engineer and role model in STEM and space exploration.
José Hernández: From Migrant Farmworker to NASA Astronaut

Sports

Roberto Clemente, a legendary Puerto Rican baseball player known for his achievements and humanitarian efforts
Roberto Clemente: Legendary Puerto Rican Baseball Icon and Humanitarian
Art piece or historical image associated with Latinx history, showcasing cultural significance
Alfred “Butch” Lee Jr.: Pioneering Latino Basketball Player and Advocate for Racial Equality
Julio César Chávez, renowned Mexican boxer and one of the sport’s all-time greats, known for his championships and legacy
Julio César Chávez: Iconic Mexican Boxer and Advocate for Social Change

Technology

Olga Custodio, trailblazing Latinx pilot, known for being the first female Hispanic military aviator
Olga E. Custodio: Trailblazing Latina Pilot in the U.S. Air Force and Commercial Aviation
Image related to Latinx history, featuring historical figures or cultural moments
Ellen Ochoa: Pioneering Latina Astronaut and Esteemed Engineer
Dr. Domingo Liotta, famous for his groundbreaking work in heart surgery, particularly in transplant innovation
Domingo Santo Liotta: Pioneer of the First Total Artificial Heart

The Wall

“No Dogs or Mexicans Allowed”: A Stark Reminder of Historical Discrimination Against Mexican-Americans
Alfred “Butch” Lee Jr.: Pioneering Latino Basketball Player and Advocate for Racial Equality
Casilda Luna: Abuelita of the Community and Champion for Washington D.C.’s Latinx Population
Celia Cruz: The Queen of Salsa’s Enduring Legacy
César Chávez: Champion of Farm Workers’ Rights and Social Justice
César Milstein: Nobel Prize-Winning Biochemist and Pioneer in Immunology
Chita Rivera: Broadway Legend and Dance Icon
Claudia Sheinbaum: Mexico’s First Female President and Environmental Advocate
Daniel Arriaga: Celebrated Illustrator and Pixar Visionary
Daniela Soto-Innes: Revolutionizing Culinary Arts with Latinx Influence
Dolores Huerta: Champion for Labor Rights and Civil Rights Activist
Domingo Santo Liotta: Pioneer of the First Total Artificial Heart
Ellen Ochoa: Pioneering Latina Astronaut and Esteemed Engineer
Ernesto Galarza: The Scholar Who Exposed America’s First “ICE Age”
Félix Longoria: The Mexican American Soldier Who Sparked a Civil Rights Movement
Frida Kahlo: Iconic Mexican Artist and Symbol of Resilience
Gloria Anzaldúa: Pioneering Chicana Feminist and Cultural Theorist
Gloria Estefan: First Hispanic Woman Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame
Guillermo del Toro: Visionary Mexican Filmmaker and Master of Fantasy Cinema
Guillermo González Camarena: Pioneer of Color Television and Mexican Innovation
Gus Garcia: Trailblazer in Mexican American Civil Rights
Guy Gabaldon: The Pied Piper of Saipan and His Extraordinary WWII Feats
Héctor P. García: Recognizing WWII Veterans and His Legacy in Civil Rights
Isabel Allende: Celebrated Author and Advocate for Women’s Rights
Jaime Escalante: Inspirational Educator Who Transformed Education for Latino Students
Jean-Michel Basquiat: Afro-Latino Pioneer of Neo-Expressionist Art
John Leguizamo: Acclaimed Actor and Advocate for Latinx Representation in Hollywood
José Hernández: From Migrant Farmworker to NASA Astronaut
José Vasconcelos: Architect of Modern Mexican Education and Philosophy
Jovita Idar: The Laredo Journalist Who Stood in the Doorway
Juan Felipe Herrera: Celebrated Poet and First Latino U.S. Poet Laureate
Julio César Chávez: Iconic Mexican Boxer and Advocate for Social Change
Karen Vega: Redefining Beauty and Culture in High Fashion
Luis Villoro: Understanding of Otherness and His Legacy in Philosophy
Lupe Hernández: Unveiling the Myth Behind Hand Sanitizer’s Alleged Inventor
Manuel Uruchurtu: The Mexican Gentleman of the Titanic
María Remedios del Valle: Afro-Argentine Heroine of Independence
Marilyn Monroe’s Mexican Heritage: Unveiling Her Latina Roots
Mario Molina: Pioneering Chemist Who Discovered CFCs’ Impact on the Ozone Layer
Mirabal Sisters: Symbols of Resistance Against Trujillo’s Tyranny
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo: The First Hispanic U.S. Senator and His Legacy
Olga E. Custodio: Trailblazing Latina Pilot in the U.S. Air Force and Commercial Aviation
Raffi Freedman-Gurspan: First Transgender Latina in the White House
Ralph Lazo: The Mexican-American Teenager Who Voluntarily Entered a Japanese Internment Camp
Ramón Valdiosera and the Birth of Rosa Mexicano: A Symbol of Mexican Identity
Rigoberta Menchú Tum: Indigenous Rights Advocate and Nobel Laureate
Rita Moreno: Trailblazing Puerto Rican Actress, Singer, and Dancer
Roy Benavidez: Medal of Honor Recipient and Vietnam War Hero
Samuel Ramos: Mexican Philosopher and Key Figure in Mexican Identity
Sandra Cisneros: Celebrated Chicana Author and Cultural Advocate
Santos Rodríguez: A Tragic Catalyst for Change in Dallas
Seaman Philip Bazaar Medal of Honor
Selena Quintanilla: The Enduring Legacy of the Queen of Tejano Music
Sonia Sotomayor: Trailblazing Latina Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz: Pioneering Feminist and Literary Icon of the Colonial Era
Sylvia Mendez: Civil Rights Pioneer in School Desegregation
Sylvia Rivera: Pioneering Latina Transgender Activist for LGBTQ+ Rights
Tarsila do Amaral: Pioneer of Brazilian Modernism
Vicente Fernández: The King of Ranchera Music