Articles:
Mexican topics: Huei tlamahuiçoltica, Altepetl, Luis Laso de la Vega, Miguel Cabrera (painter), Leticia Palma, Arcady Boytler, Jacques Gelman, Teatro de los Insurgentes, Pelado, Carpa, Mario Arturo Moreno Ivanova, Santa María la Redonda, Carpa Valentina, El padrecito, El ministro y yo, Su Excelencia, Los tres mosqueteros, Samuel Ramos, Spanish governors of New Mexico, Chontal, Yoko ochoco (stub), Cyperus giganteus, Union of Cinema Production Workers, General National Archive, Carlos A. Madrazo, Ezequiel Padilla Peñaloza, Charro (Mexican politics), Luis Napoleón Morones, Joaquín García Icazbalceta, Miguel Sánchez, Joaquín Amaro, El gesticulador
Mexican American topics: Hector P. Garcia, Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales, Gregorio Cortez, Tomás Rivera (Expanded from a stub), Rini Templeton, Estela Ruiz, Reies Tijerina (total rewrite), Sal Castro, Alurista, Mark Vallen, Judy Baca, National Council of La Raza (expanded from a stub), Flag of Aztlán, Chicano nationalism, Angélico Chávez, PADRES (in progress), Mexican American Political Association (rewrite), Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (stub), Chicano Park, Great American Boycott, Self Help Graphics & Art, California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives, Social and Public Art Resource Center, United Cannery, Agricultural, Packing, and Allied Workers of America, Luisa Moreno, Luis J. Rodriguez, Chicano Studies, Rodolfo Acuña (expanded from a stub), Galería de la Raza, Miguel Contreras (expanded from a stub), Roberto de la Rocha (expanded from a stub--something is wrong with the formatting of this article), Victoria Arellano, National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies
United States topics: Joan Little, Inez Garcia, Yvonne Wanrow, Hiram F. Smith, Rickard D. Gwydir, Ted Hayes, Save Our State (rewrite), Operation Gatekeeper, Gang injunction, California Rural Legal Assistance, National Legal and Policy Center, Carson National Forest, Sandia Pueblo, Chaffey High School, Dome Village, Michael Zinzun, Walter Lowenfels (expanded from a stub), William Byron Rumford, Riverside Art Museum
Miscellaneous: Our Lady of Guadalupe (Extremadura), Wetback: The Undocumented Documentary, Salomón Ibarra Mayorga, General National Archive (Nicaragua), "The Mexican" (short story), Indigenous peoples in Ecuador (in progress)
Notable contributions (IMO): Anthony Muñoz, Cantinflas, Catolicos Por La Raza, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Sean Hannity, Oxnard, California, Onterio Varrio Sur, Ontario, California, KCSB, Tepeyac, Comisión Femenil Mexicana Nacional, Carlos Almaraz, Ricardo Cruz, Stradanus engraving, Pueblo Revolt, Chief Joseph, Walkout, East L.A. Walkouts, Mexica Movement, John J. Herrera, Olga Talamante, League of United Latin American Citizens (still needs work), Media (arts),
Translations
- English to Spanish: Bosque Nacional Carson, Parque Chicano
- Spanish to English: Corrientes Avenue
- French to English: Abya Yala
Projects
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Mexican-American task force.
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WikiProject Indigenous peoples of North America.
- I am an interested party in the WikiProjects Southern California, Puerto Rico, Organized Labor, Mexico, and Hip hop.
| The religious tradition this user most closely identifies with is Goddess Worship. |
 | This user believes in Chicano power and other forms of self-empowerment. |
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