LatinxKC

Juan and Juanita Hernandez

Photo of Alex Martinez

Narrator Alex Martinez

Interview with Selene Doelling: Labels part 2

Selene talks about identity labels, such as bisexual and queer.

Interview with Selene Doelling: chingón

Selene defines "chingón," and explains "chingona."

Interview with Selene Doelling: Performing in queer spaces

Selene describes how performing at open-mic nights and in other queer spaces helped her to be open about her identity.

Interview with Selene Doelling: Labels

Selene shares her opinion on the labels: bisexual, queer, and pansexual. She states that she does not mind being called bisexual but she prefers the term queer because it is inclusive.

Current Jalisco Restaurant and Plaza

The Jalisco Restaurant and Jalisco Plaza development opened on July 7, 1975 and still operates today at 5000 State Avenue

Jalisco Restaurant Murals

One of the murals depicted on the walls at the Jalisco Restaurant at 1411 S. 26th Street, Argentine, Kansas

Second Jalisco Restaurant

The second Jalisco Restaurant at 1411 S. 26th Street, Argentine, Kansas that operated from 1968 until September 15, 2015

Original Jalisco Restaurant

The first Jalisco Restaurant at 1351 S. 26th Street, Argentine, Kansas

Interview with Vanessa Severo

Vanessa Severo discusses her life and work as a theater artist in Kansas City.

Interview With José Faus - Clip 2

Interview with José Faus - Clip 1

Segregation in Argentine

Cynthia Robles Crane recalls the segregation she experienced as a child in Argentine.

Angel of Ours, by Rodrigo “Rico” Alvarez and Isaac Tapia

Photo taken from RideKC's Twitter page.

The Robles Family Buys a Home in Prairie Village

Cynthia Recalls Buying a House in Prairie Village

Cynthia Robles Crane recalls the process of her family buying a home in Prairie Village in the mid 1960s.

Beautiful Migration by Rodrigo "Rico" Alvarez and Isaac Tapia

Picture taken from Rico and Isaac's Facebook page, Rico and It.

The Rebirth of Our Nationality by Leo Tanguma

Photographer unknown.

Cynthia Robles Crane Recollections of Father

Cynthia Crane Recollections of Her Father

Cynthia recalls her father's attempts to succeed in business as a Mexican American.

Epic of American Civilization by José Clemente Orozco

Photograph by the National Historic Landmarks Program

History of Mexico

Photograph by Thelmadatter, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3887674

Facing the Past, Looking to the Future: A Kansas Hmong Storycloth

Photograph courtesy of adventuremomblog.com

Genesis Mural - Kansas City, Kansas

Photograph from adventuremomblog.com

Portion of Anthology of Argentine Mural

Photograph from KCUR.com

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