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Born from the Chicano movement of the 1960s, La Raza Unida helped coalesce Texas Latino power and briefly formed the state’s third political party. Although the organization is long gone, its imprint on the state is unmistakable.
The project, Legends Mosaics: Austin’s Courageous Female Leaders of Color, was produced by Latinitas, a bilingual STEM nonprofit, and local female artists.
Austin 360 The 10th La Mujer festival, an "annual celebration of womxn in the arts" presented by the Emma S. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center, kicks off Wednesday evening. The free event will feature several nights of arts programming. Here's what's on tap. April 21: "Las Marthas" screening from Cine Las Americas At 7 p.m., tune in for the film and a Q&A. The official description: "One of the largest celebrations of George Washington’s birthday in the world takes place in the border town of Laredo, Texas. This 116-year-old tradition has evolved into an entire month of inventive...