Cynthia Oliveros
CynthiaOliveros@unt.edu
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1. The Indigenous Peoples Land
This information is courtesy of Texas Beyond History
2. The Republic of Mexico
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3.A NEW REPUBLIC; THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
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4. 1836 The 28th State to Join the United States, Texas.
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5. 1800s-1900s
Understanding The Jim Crow Era
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6. 1910-1917: Understanding The Mexican Revolution and the U.S.-MX Border
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7. 1918: El Fenix Cafe
This information is courtesy Texas state Historical Association and Texas History.
8.1922: El Fenix, Thriving within Little Mexico
This information is courtesy the Texas State Historical Association and Texas State History.
9. 1952-1968: The People's Fight For Change: The Civil Rights Era
This information is courtesy Office of the Assistant Secretary for Admisinstration and Management and the Library of Congress.
10. 1960-1980: The End of Little Mexico:Understanding Gentrification
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11.1965: El Fenix, one of three buildings that survived gentrification.
This information is courtesy of the Titans of The Texas Legislature.
12. 1966 Voices of UFW in Texas, the People demand more justice!
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13. 1995: We deserve a proper education: Affirmative Action Act of 1995
This information is courtesy he American Association for Access, Equality, and Diversity.
14. 2012: Being born should not define my education: DACA, the Student Migrant/Immigrant Student Movement
This information is courtesy The American Immigration Council.
15. 2016: The Trump Campaign: Igniting white supremacy over Mexican Community despite legal status.
This information is courtesy the Daedalus.
16: 2017-current The Trump Era Impact: understanding the Trump Era effects of U.S-MX Border and Immigration Laws
This information is courtesy of Amanda S. Viller a scholar of Wilkes Honors College of Florida Atlantic University
17: 2022 Still here: 100 years plus and counting, El Fenix's successful expansion and endurance.
This information is courtesy of El Fenix.