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Nuestras Historias: Mexican American Oral Histories

 

Since 2013, The Border Studies Archive has collaborated with Assistant Professor of History and Mexican American Studies Faculty Affiliate, Dr. Maritza De La Trinidad, to document and make accessible oral history interviews of Rio Grande Valley community members.

From WWII history to the Chicana/o Movement, students in her classes have collected several interviews that highlight the significant role Mexican American women and men have played in the shaping of Texas and US history.

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  • Interview with Angélica González García by Angélica González García, Maritza De La Trinidad, Margaret E. Dorsey, and Ana Sarazua

    Interview with Angélica González García

    Angélica González García, Maritza De La Trinidad, Margaret E. Dorsey, and Ana Sarazua

    Mrs. Angélica González García, born in La Joya, Texas in 1923 is the mother of Hidalgo County Judge Ramón García. She talks about her work as a machinist in the air base in Marfa, TX during WWII.

    Interviewed on 13 February 2017 by Dr. Maritza de La Trinidad and Ana Sarazua.

 
 
 

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