Bringing the Dead Home
March 28, 2023
11-16-2020 Ramón Vásquez can’t tell you exactly how many of his relatives have been dug up. He can’t tell you how many are now stored
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Why Democrats Lose When They Ignore the Native Vote
March 28, 2023
11-15-2022 It was Friday night before the midterm elections when I wandered into Bruno’s, a dive bar in south San Antonio, Tex., asking the bartenders and
Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez humanizes history in vivid artworks
March 28, 2023
12-30-2022 Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez stands among some of his original works from his decades of painting and researching historic events throughout Bexar County. Credit: Scott Ball
San Antonio’s first Native American Cultural Arts Center and Gallery to open soon
March 28, 2023
09-22-2022 SAN ANTONIO – A local nonprofit devoted to preserving and protecting the culture and traditions of Native American tribes and other indigenous people who resided
PODCAST: KARLA AGUILAR, THE ALAMO, AND HOW TO RECOVER FROM WHITE SUPREMACY
January 7, 2023
7-27-2021 Last week, Deceleration caught up with Karla Aguilar, development director of American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions, about a number of pressing issues. High
Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez Humanizes History in Vivid Artworks
January 5, 2023
San Antonian Ramon Vasquez y Sanchez has been many things: an advocate for indigenous Americans, an activist for social justice and Chicano rights, an agitator
Texas Heritage Project Anniversary
December 15, 2022
Folks, I am pleased to formally announce the 8 year anniversary of the Texas Heritage Project of American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial
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