Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia". There is two people kneeling on the floor. To the right the man in giving a thumbs up and winking with his mouth open. The person to the left is looking at him and has a basket…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia." There are two knights with swords engaged in a sword fight with another man. This man is fighting with two swords and dressed in purple patterned dress clothes.

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia." There is a woman against a black background. She is in a red layered dress and a crown on her long curly red hair.

Color photograph of Grand Valleys 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia." There are two men is long white night clothes and caps. They are wearing masks. One man has a long beard to the floor. There is a woman hunched in the background with a guitar…

Color photograph of Grand Valley's 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia." There are three knights fighting with swords. There is a man and a woman on a wooden platform with wooden clubs. To the right there is a man whose back is to the camera with a…

Color photograph of Grand Valleys 2012 production of "Antonia Garcia." There are two women on the floor. One woman with her mouth open in surprise. The other woman is kneeling behind her and has her in a choke hold and grabbing her hair.

Antonio “Maloco” Jiménez Rodríguez has no qualms about admitting that he was the Vice-President of the notorious Hacha Viejas, or Old Hatchets, of the 1950s and 1960s in Chicago. He was a World War II veteran with a lot of heart.

Antonio López grew up in the Logan Square Neighborhood of Chicago and heard about the Young Lords early in life, as his parents are activists. Mr. López is also active in various projects and community organizations. He is of Mexican descent and…

Black and white photograph of the side of a mountain in the distance with a hillside in the foreground of the image.

APD US high speed transport, October 1, 1947.

APD US High Speed transport, October 1, 1947.

APD US high speed transport, October 1, 1947.