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Los Conquistadores was the first Mexican American student organization formed at Arizona State Teachers College in Tempe in 1937. Photograph courtesy of University Archives Collection. Department of Archives and Special Collections. Hayden Library. ASU Tempe.

A Short History of “Los Conquistadores” of Arizona State University – Tempe

Dr. Christine Marin June 8, 2009

Mexican American men and women proved their American loyalties and bravery in wartime during World War II. Photographs: Chicano Research Collection | Hayden Library

Arizona’s Men and Women in Military Service to America in World War II: A Preliminary View

Dr. Christine Marin July 5, 2007

“Through the winding roads of Globe, Arizona, a 1949 Chevy braves the summer heat, carrying a family’s hopes westward—past slag dumps and desert blooms, toward the promise of Phoenix, where the sun meets the city and dreams take root.” Illustration AI: Barriozona Magazin

A Road Trip on Highway 60 From Globe to Phoenix in the Summer of 1951

Dr. Christine Marin June 18, 2007

The historic area of the Town of Superior includes many abandoned buildings, like the one on the far left, where “La Mina” Bar used to be. Photo: Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2014

The Human Habitation in the Superior, Arizona Region: A Selected Cultural and Historical Timeline

Dr. Christine Marin September 27, 2006

Mural de Martin Luther King, Jr. en el Centro de Visitantes de MLK en Atlanta, Georgia. Numerosos eventos en la vida de Martin Luther King, Jr. son icónicos para la historia de los Estados Unidos. Muchos de ellos se muestran en un mural conmemorativo de 125 pies llamado "Sueños, Visiones y Cambio" en Atlanta, Georgia. La pintura, de Louis Delsarte, muestra a varios líderes y figuras famosos de los derechos civiles. El arte está en la Plaza de la Paz, cerca del Centro de Visitantes MLK.

Walking Down on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, Georgia: A Journey Through History

Eduardo Barraza September 19, 2006

A mosaic mural on a fence wall of the massive Sky Harbor Rental Car Center marks the area where the Golden Gate barrio used to be, near the intersection of 16th Street and Buckeye Road, in South Phoenix. The barrio was razed in 1987. Photo by Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2010

A Short History of South Phoenix from 1865 to the early 1930s

Dr. Christine Marin August 7, 2006

Clinton Jencks with union members of Local 890, IUMMSW, Bayard, New Mexico, 1951, at the height of the “Salt of the Earth” labor strike. From Left to Right: Ernesto Velasquez; Clinton Jencks; Pablo Montoya; Fred Barreras; Cipriano Montoya; Vicente Becerra. Photograph courtesy of the Chicano Research Collection, Hayden Library

The Union, Community Organizing, and Civil Liberties: Clinton Jencks, Salt of the Earth, and Arizona Copper

Dr. Christine Marin May 5, 2006

Graciela Gil Olivarez on the Air at KIFN Radio, 1961. Photo: Chicano Research Collection, Hayden Library

Three Arizona Women: Esperanza “Hope” Mendoza Schechter, Romana Acosta Bañuelos, and Graciela Gil Olivarez

Dr. Christine Marin April 20, 2006

The former Sacred Heart Catholic temple was the only structure that was not demolished when the Golden Gate barrio disappeared. The Mexican-American neighborhood was razed to make room for the expansion of the Sky Harbor International Airport and the Sky Harbor Center. The empty building was added to the Historic Property Register in 2007. Photo by Eduardo Barraza | Barriozona Magazine © 2004

A vanished Phoenix barrio: Visions of life on 16th Street

Eduardo Barraza October 15, 2004

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LO MAS NUEVO

Política mexicana desde 2006: 20 años después de una serie que retrató a un país en transición

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Eduardo Barraza July 9, 2026

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Eduardo Barraza July 9, 2026

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