Wikipedia:WikiProject Mexican-Americans/Archived to-do list

This archive holds all the articles listed at the Wikiproject Mexican American page which had, by april 2014, been completed. they were cluttering up the project page.

Wikipedia articles on Mexican-American and Chicano Topics

Academia (El mundo académico)

California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives
Mexican American/Chicano Studies - (see article for list of universities with Mexican American/Chicano studies programs)
National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies
UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center

Activists (Activistas)

Oscar Zeta Acosta (cross-reference with writers)
Lupe Anguiano (cross-reference with Religion)
Sal Castro
César Chávez
Linda Chavez
Linda Chavez-Thompson
Miguel Contreras (cross-reference with Political figures)
Bert Corona
Ricardo Cruz (cross-reference with Religion)
Josefina Fierro de Bright
John J. Herrera
Dolores Huerta
Dr. Hector P. Garcia
Rodolfo Gonzales (cross-reference with writers and sports)
José Ángel Gutiérrez
Teresa Gutierrez (¿)
Gloria LaRiva (?)
Nativo Lopez
Eliseo Medina
Elizabeth "Betita" Martinez
Carlos Montes
Luisa Moreno
Olga Rodriguez
Olga Talamante
Emma Tennayuca
Reies Tijerina
Raul Yzaguirre

Criminals (Los Criminales)

Ruben Cantu -allegedly wrongfully executed for murder in Texas

Culture (La Cultura)

Anti-Mexican sentiment
Caló (Chicano)
La Carpa Garcia
Chicana feminism
Chicanismo (cross-reference with terms)
Chicano literature (needs work)
Cinco de Mayo (cross reference with history)
Cholo
Lowrider
Menudo
Pachuco
Papel picado (folk art)
Punjabi Mexican American
Santo (folk art)
Spanglish
Tejano
Tex-Mex cuisine
Tortilla art
Wikibooks:Cookbook:Menudo
Zoot suit

Geography and history (La geografía y la historia)

Lists (Las Listas)

Political figures (Las figuras políticas)

Includes elected and appointed politicians, functionaries, and diplomats

Cristobal Aguilar
Richard Alatorre
Toney Anaya (possibly Hispanic as opposed to Mex-Am)
Santiago Argüello (Californio)
Joe Baca
Juan Bandini (Californio)
Xavier Becerra
Henry Bonilla
Cruz Bustamante
Norma V. Cantu
Joaquín Castro
Julian Castro
Lauro Cavazos
Gil Cedillo
Dennis Chavez
Henry Cisneros
Henry Cuellar
José Antonio Estudillo (Californio)
Mario Gallegos, Jr. (needs NPOV check)
Ruben Garcia Jr.
John Gavin
Alberto Gonzales
Ron Gonzales
Matt Gonzalez
Raul Grijalva
Rubén Hinojosa
José Huizar
Octaviano Ambrosio Larrazolo
Maria Elizabeth Muñoz
David Medina
Gloria Molina
Joseph Montoya
Maria Elizabeth Muñoz
Grace Napolitano
Julian Nava
Pedro Nava
Fabián Núñez
Solomon P. Ortiz
Romualdo Pacheco (Californio?)
Silvestre Reyes
Cruz Reynoso
Bill Richardson
Gloria Romero
Edward R. Roybal
John Salazar
Ken Salazar (possibly Hispano)
Linda Sánchez
Loretta Sanchez
Nell Soto
Art Torres
Esteban Edward Torres
Juan Vargas
Antonio Villaraigosa

Publications (Las Publicaciónes)

El Grito del Norte
Hispanic Business magazine
La Opinión
Latina (magazine)
Quinto sol -stub, and needs to be moved to Quinto Sol
Retila
Voz de Aztlán

Religion (La Religión)

Sports (Los Deportes)

Terms (Los Términos)

Aztlán (cross-reference with history)
Bronze race
Chicanismo (cross-reference with culture)
Chicano
Chicano nationalism
Cholo
La Raza
Latino
Mexican American
Pocho

Visual Arts (Las Artes Visuales)

Lalo Alcaraz, cartoonist (cross-reference with media personalities (radio))
Carlos Almaraz, visual artist, street artist, also poet & philosopher (cross-reference with writer)
Gus Arriola, comic strip artist
Judy Baca, painter, muralist, also activist (cross-reference with activist)
Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego California (cross-reference with organizations)
Roberto de la Rocha, painter, muralist, and graphic artist
Elsa Flores, painter, muralist, street artist
Galería de la Raza, San Francisco, California (cross-reference with organizations
Harry Gamboa, Jr., photographer, performance artist, also writer and director (cross-reference with writers)
Guillermo Gómez-Peña, performance artist, also writer (cross-reference with writers)
Glugio "Gronk" Nicrondra, visual artist, muralist
Ester Hernandez, visual artist
Luis Jiménez, sculptor
Los Four, Los Angeles, California (cross-reference with organizations)
Yolanda Lopez, painter, muralist, printmaker
Gilbert "Magú" Luján, painter, sculptor, muralist
Miguel Angel Reyes
Royal Chicano Air Force, Sacramento, California (cross-reference with organizations)
Self Help Graphics & Art, East Los Angeles, California (cross-reference with organizations
Lucile Corinne "Rini" Templeton, graphic artist, scupltor, also political activist (cross-reference with activist
Mark Vallen, graphic artist, painter, also blogger
Esteban Villa, muralist and professor
Mexican Museum, San Francisco, California (cross-reference with organizations

Writers (Los Escritores)

Rodolfo Acuña
Alurista
Rudolfo Anaya
Gloria Anzaldua
Jimmy Santiago Baca
José Antonio Burciaga (cross-reference with artists)
Norma Elia Cantú
Ana Castillo
Angélico Chávez
Denise Chávez
Sandra Cisneros
Felipe de Ortego y Gasca
Alicia Gáspar de Alba
Juan Gómez-Quiñones
Rolando Hinojosa
Arturo Islas
Raoul Lowery Contreras
Pat Mora -needs work
Cherrie Moraga
José Montoya (cross-reference with activists and artists)
Julian Nava (cross-reference with políticos and activists)
John Rechy
Tomás Rivera
Floyd Salas (needs expansion}
Ruben Salazar
Roberto Solis (cross-reference with criminals)
Gary Soto
Mario Suarez
Taco Shop Poets (cross-reference with organizations)
Arnulfo Trejo
Victor Villaseñor
Maria Helena Viramontes