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I'm getting ready to organize a Chapter of THE ORDER OF BERNARDO DE
GALVEZ IN LAREDO. MORE INFORMATION WILL BE UPCOMING SOON.
WALTER
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Mimi Lozano
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Somos Primos July 2015
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Dear Friends, Primos, and family:
Happy July 4th. As you celebrate this day, let me bring to your attention, the
words of Judge Edward Butler, Past National President General of the Sons of
the American Revolution, who writes in his newly published, Galvez/ Spain Our
Forgotten Ally in the American Revolutionary War that . . .
"WITHOUT SPANISH ASSISTANCE DURING THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTIONARY WAR,
WE WOULD STILL BE UNDER THE BRITISH FLAG.
17,000 Spanish troops and sailors fought the English in North America during
the war.
Galvez army drove the English out of the lower Mississippi River by defeating
them at Manchac, Baton Rouge & Natchez.
His Spanish army and militia defeated the English at St. Louis.
His Spanish army and militia captured the British fort with a warehouse of
weapons, food and supplies at Fort St. Joseph at Niles, Michigan.
He led the attacks on Mobile and Pensacola and drove the British from the Gulf
coast.
Spanish merchants supplied the colonists with arms, ammunition and supplies as
early as 1774.
On one day the Spanish fleet captured 55 British ships, including 8 war ships,
taking over 2,500 crewmen as prisoners."
Our Spanish ancestors were among those soldiers who fought for the freedom of
this continent. Let us celebrate with pride in the contributions of our ancestors.
Enjoy sharing these facts.
God bless America and God bless Israel
Mimi
TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNITED STATES
National Conference: LULAC, July 7-11, Salt Lake, Utah
National Conference: NCLR, July 11-14, Kansas City, Kansas
Theres no lamo in the lamo City, by Jos Antonio Lpez
Save the Alamo
Texas Rising The Mexican-American Response
San Antonio represented in national Latinos in Heritage Conservation by Elaine
Ayala
Team USA Wins Four Gold Medals, 2015 Junior and Youth World
Championships
The Anthem Veterans Memorial, Anthem, Arizona
Family of fallen Marine to accept Navy Cross after fight for Medal of Honor
Illusion of Choice
Moctesuma Esparza & Luis Valdez Aren't Waiting for Pendejos to Greenlight
stories HERITAGE PROJECTS
The Political Assault on Californias Saint by Allysia Finley
Fray Junipero Serra and our Times by Gilberto de Murgua
Historical Preservation efforts must start with respect: Jose Antonio Lopez
Lamar Bruni Vergaras childhood bricks
Each one of us can help to clarify history, Gilberto Quezada
Legacy Tiles and New mural captures spirit of the Mission District, San
Francisco
SOUTHWESTERN, US
The U.S.-Mexico Border Is Booming:
Next Economic Powerhouse Is Where North and South Converge
Pigeons and the Railroad Bridge: New Mexico, Part 2 of 3 by Louis F. Serna
Laredo Bridge viewed from the American side.
La Migra: Phoenix, Arizona, 1934 by Edward Arechabala Alcantar
TEXAS
May 28th, 1861 -- San Antonio mission reopens as Marianist training center
May 30th, 1871 -- El Chico's founder born in Mexico
June 4th, 1913 -- Border photographer documents Mexican Revolution
June 8th, 1835 -- Mexican governor arrested trying to cross into Texas
Texas Rising The Mexican-American Response by Dan Arellano
MIDDLE AMERICA
Artist Eddie Martinez researching trip to:
Los Islenos Museum Complex, St. Bernard, Louisiana
History Museum of Mobile, Alabama
EAST COAST
The Romera, Ancient Spanish Festival, Finds a New Home in South Carolina
by Rosie Carbo
One Life: Dolores Huerta Is First Exhibition in Series Devoted to a Latina at
the
Smithsonians National Portrait Gallery
Smithsonian celebrates Peru at the 49th Annual Folklife Festival by Agnes
Rivera
Joe Sanchez, True Blue: A Tale of the Enemy Within
Hispanic Society of AmericaAFRICAN-AMERICAN
Juneteenth
INDIGENOUS
California student can wear eagle feather at graduation
May 31st, 1783 - - San Antonio merchant killed by Apaches
Native American Auction: Sacred items belonging to a Native American tribe
have been sold at auction in Paris despite protests
SEPHARDIC
Old Jews of Mexico come out after 500 years, Mar 18, 2007
List of 5,220 Sephardic surnames
Insights: Video series, spotlighting Jewish sites across the Middle East
Emma Moya and Las Viejitas Jugando "Moriscos" by Louis F. Serna