Tag Archives: FDR
Hilario Delgado: Pioneering Santa Fe Postmaster
Hilario Delgado was the first Latino to be appointed to head a post post in a major city. Continue reading
Posted in Activist Profiles, Presidential Politics, Southwest, Veterans
Tagged FDR, Republicans
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Judge Harold R. Medina
Judge Harold Medina became famous not for being the first Mexican American judge in modern history, but for a single high-profile trial. He presided over Dennis v. United States (1949), which grew out of the indictment of a dozen top leaders of the Communist Party USA. Continue reading
Posted in Activist Profiles, Books, Northeast
Tagged Communist Party, Eisenhower, FDR, JFK, Truman
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Understanding Oxnard, Califronia
Curious Unions, an important new book on Mexican Americans in Oxnard, California, has its origins in stories about the author’s grandfather. Continue reading
Posted in Books, California, Unions
Tagged Eisenhower, FDR, JFK, McWilliams, Pat Brown, UFW
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