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Mexican American Legacy
Engaging Narratives of Mexican Americans
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 Chicano MovementThe Mexican American Student Association at WSU, in 1970 staged a city-wide walkout. Photo: Jeanne Mendoza and Richard Gonzalez |  WSU Chicano StudentsArchie Mendoza, Veronica Casado, |
MERCH
History
Our Focus
The Mexican American History of Kansas is dedicated to showcasing the multifaceted history and narratives of Mexican Americans in Kansas. With photographs, stories, and videos available, this platform enriches the cultural landscape by sharing important historical perspectives and experiences.
Our Initiatives
Engaging Experiences
We curate various programs and initiatives designed to foster understanding and appreciation of Mexican American culture and history in Kansas.
Exhibits
Cultural Insight
Our captivating exhibits display the rich stories, traditions, and history of Mexican Americans in Kansas. Visit to gain unique insights and perspectives.
Workshops
Interactive Learning
Join our hands-on workshops aimed at exploring Mexican American art, traditions, and narratives, enriching participants' understanding of this vibrant culture.
Research
Scholarly Pursuits
We support research initiatives that shed light on the historical contributions of Mexican Americans in Kansas, collaborating with scholars and students alike.
Merchandise
Cultural Products
Our online store offers a range of merchandise, including books, art, and t-shirts, celebrating Mexican American heritage and supporting our work.