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A Stand for Centro Cultural: Mexican Resistance to Cultural Genocide
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Seventeen years ago, a group of Mexican farm workers led by Hector Martinez, decided to start an organization – – Centro Cultural – – to preserve their culture and help improve the quality of lives of Mexicans in the area. The history of how those Mexicans came to be in Minnesota goes back much further. […]read more
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