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IMAGES AVAILABLE FOR MEDIA USE
Mexican American Labor Activist Emma Tenayuca
Mexican Traditional Celebration of Day of the Dead
Conditions on the US-Mexico Border near south Texas
More Issues on the US-Mexico Border
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Mexican American Labor Activist Emma Tenayuca | |
 Emma Tenayuca (for web - 72ppi) Download 360 x 288 By Request Caption: Emma Tenayuca standing inside jail, June, 1937. Photographed in San Antonio, Texas. Credit: The San Antonio Light Collection, UT Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio Link: houstonculture.org/hispanic/tenayuca.html |
 Emma Tenayuca (for web - 72ppi) Download 376 x 288 By Request Caption: Emma Tenayuca, greeted by her friends. Arriving back in San Antonio after visiting New York City for medical treatment and to attend a Communist Party school, June 7, 1939. Credit: The San Antonio Light Collection, UT Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio Link: houstonculture.org/hispanic/tenayuca.html |
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Mexican Traditional Celebration of Day of the Dead | |
 Traditional Calacas (for web - 72ppi) Download 360 x 288 By Request Caption: Calacas, skeletal figures sold in markets during the Mexican traditional celebration of El dia de los muertos, often satirize difficult situations in life. Credit: Houston Institute for Culture Link: www.houstonculture.org/mexico |
 Market in Taxco (for web - 72ppi) Download 335 x 288 By Request Caption: Family members sell pan de muerto (bread of the dead) before the Day of the Dead in early November at a market in Taxco, Mexico. Credit: Houston Institute for Culture Link: www.houstonculture.org/mexico |
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Conditions on the US-Mexico Border near south Texas | |
 Children near the Border (for web - 72ppi) Download 372 x 288 By Request Caption: Children who live in a trash dump near Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico rely on donations for better health, while their families struggle to survive the difficult economic conditions on the border. Credit: Houston Institute for Culture Link: www.houstonculture.org/border/help |
 Girls in the Window (for web - 72ppi) Download 429 x 288 By Request Caption: Girls, whose families have migrated from southern Mexico to find a better life on the border, gather in the window of a church in Reynosa, where Houston volunteer doctors offer free medical service. Credit: Houston Institute for Culture Link: www.houstonculture.org/border/help |
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More Issues on the US-Mexico Border | |
 Migrant Grave (for web - 72ppi) Download 423 x 288 By Request Caption: The grave of a migrant is hidden in the West Texas brush. Credit: Houston Institute for Culture Link: www.houstonculture.org/border |
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