San Antonio has a long history of social activism, from Emma Tenayuca and her work to organize the city’s pecan shellers in the ’30s to Willie Velásquez’s later fights to increase voter registration education and awareness among Mexican-Americans. The tradition continues today through the work of groups including the Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, the […]
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