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José López

José “Joe” Antonio López was born and raised in Laredo, Texas, and is a USAF Veteran. He now lives in Universal City, Texas. He is the author of several books. His latest is “Preserving Early Texas History (Essays of an Eighth-Generation South Texan), Volume 2”. Books are available through Amazon.com. Lopez is also the founder of the Tejano Learning Center, LLC, and www.tejanosunidos.org, a Web site dedicated to Spanish Mexican people and events in U.S. history that are mostly overlooked in mainstream history books.)

Frontera

Pathfinder Alonso de León named most of the rivers in Texas and established first road system: El Camino Real

By José López | May 5, 2020

He coined “Going to Texas”

Our history lessons at home truly dealt with our history, including the Revilla Rebels: the Gutierrez de Lara brothers

By José López | April 6, 2020

There are invaluable lessons in pre-1836 history

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