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UTSA’s English Ph.D. program lauded by Excelencia

It is a finalist in a national competition for creating a good cadre of Latino doctorates in English.

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Esperanza to unveil new giant fotos del West Side

The Esperanza Peace & Justice Center will unveil 20 new fotobanners in collaboration with J.T. Brackenridge Elementary on Thursday. When? Nov. 1, 2012, 4-5 pm Where? JT Brackenridge Elementary at...

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Esperanza to honor the legacy of songstress Eva Garza

Eva Garza, born in San Antonio 1917, became an international star but is still little known in her own hometown.

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Esperanza’s MujerArtes exhibit, sale on for early May

MujerArtes cooperative will have is annual Mother's Day exhibit and sale May 3-4 and May 11 at its West Side headquarters, 1412 El Paso St.

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Paseo Por El Westside to celebrate area’s historical roots, 1880-1960

The Esperanza Peace & Justice Center is asking West Siders to help preserve and honor the places, history and cultura of San Antonio's West Side by bringing their family photos from 1880 to 1960....

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Report documents impact of family planning cuts to Latinas in South Texas

Esperanza Center will host panel on the results of a new human rights report that documents the impact of Texas' 2011 family planning cuts on Latinas in Rio Grande Valley.

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Esperanza to host Native American activist from Canada

Wilson is co-founder of Idle No More, a Canadian indigenous group and movement sparked by legislation that threatened indigenous sovereignty, treaty rights and environmental protections.

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Esperanza to host film about Huichol sacred land

The film explores the group’s strife and efforts to preserve Wirikuta, site of annual pilgrimage and where their sacred peyote cacti are harvested.

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Esperanza to host Liliana Wilson’s book launch Saturday

Informed by the political turmoil of 1970s and ‘80s Chile, Wilson's work is at once beautiful and haunting, managing to be both playful and powerful and dark and light at the same time.

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AARP opening first office in S.A. Friday

Deciding to put down roots on the West Side is a good move by AARP. It’s where it’s most needed and where it can bloom.

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