The Mexican American Museum of Texas wants to build a permanent museum — here's how they’d like to pay for it.
“A museum would document the participation of Mexicans in the history of Texas and colorize those images of Texas history that often don’t include people of color,” he said.Advertisement
“We think that it would be disingenuous for us to try to write the history of El Paso or Amarillo, or San Antonio. We just want to be a platform for them,” Hinojosa said. The group’s aspirational goal is to secure a building at Fair Park, since the area represents different regions of Texas coming together.
Contributors Jesus Villareal, Yolanda Villareal, Cindy Medina and Armando Lopez pose for a photograph at The Mexican American Museum of Texas' pop-exhibition at Dallas City Hall on December 13, 2022.
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