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El Que Da Primero Da Dos Veces FREE • GRATIS VOL. 4 • NUM 22 www.LaPrensaTEXAS.com 30 de Mayo de 2021 El Que Da Primero Da Dos Veces 2 La Prensa Texas SAN ANTONIO 30 de Mayo de 2021 Let’s Talk About It This grass roots publication is the life source for a community that is not easily To mask or not mask is the question afforded viable access to diverse and ac- cessible media. San Antonio and the sur- rounding counties have become accustomed By Yvette Tello Media and news are mis- are vaccinated.” to relevant news brought to them in both Gov. Greg Abbott issued informing people.” English and Spanish since 1913. an executive order on Shawn Armstrong: “My Tuesday that prohibits Stacie Jo Reyes : “My district has already put in By Leonard Rodriguez Yvette Tello governmental entities, in- daughter will continue to place for next year that This column highlights inspiring sto- Interim Publisher ries of Latino leaders. For more than [email protected] cluding schools, in Texas wear a mask until she gets the masks are optional... Ramon Chapa Jr. from requiring or man- vaccinated in September.” Not Forced.” 50 years, Latino men and women have Community Publisher positively influenced the face of United [email protected] dating mask-wearing. States society. Let us celebrate these Roxanne Eguia Editor In Chief Young children haven't Carolina Roberts: “He outstanding hispanics. [email protected] been given the ok to be Todd Forbes: “I think needs to be out of office Nicodemus Gonzalez Graphic Designer vaccinated. What do you it’s long overdue, but already.” Dr. Ricardo Romo think? Let's talk about it.. really that’s for kids and Contributors [email protected] outside. Honestly I really LeAnn M Dinsdale: “I'm José I. Franco Editor Español Gene A. Gomez: “I think don’t judge, so if it makes glad I’m in high school.” Maria Cisneros it's time for a new Gover- you feel better or if you’re Sales Representative Community Sponsor: nor. Just my opinion.” sick, go ahead and wear Casey White: “I think one! But since the study Gov. Abbott is an idiot. Jerry Rowray: “Govern- came out that showed Between mask and abor- ment mandated rules... you’re more likely to get tion, he's making it a hor- when did we give up the sick with one on, you rible place to live (even if right to decide what is might want to consider you’re vaccinated). Can't best for our own child. your options.” imagine how people un- Are parents mindless, able to get the vaccine inept humans without Armando Cantu: “Chil- must feel.” Fernando Bujones any sense or say in what dren or teenagers are the Reared with an appreciation for is best for their own flesh main issues here and they Javier Antonio Guz- the arts, Fernando Bujones began and blood? I know that's have been overlooked. man: “Do you know why dancing at age 8. He received a full true in some socialistic But there are adults who Abbott had to remove the scholarship and Ford Foundation countries.” have not been vaccinated mask mandate?” Grant to study under renowned La Prensa Texas, Inc., is a Texas non- or don’t want to.” teachers Stanley Williams and profit Corporation. We are under new man- “So “He does agement and not affiliated with La Prensa Rene C Resendez: Rosie Castro: Alexandra Danilova at the School Foundation, Inc.; La Prensa Publications, much for the party of Patrick Southard: “So is not care about the people of American Ballet in 1967. At Inc.; La Familia Duran;Duran Duran Inc.; individual freedoms, ba- it prohibited or cannot be of Texas.” or any of the Tino Duran family companies. the Seventh International Ballet We are not responsible for, nor will we be sically Abbott and clones forced?” liable for the acts, omissions or debts of La Competition in Bulgaria, Bu- Prensa Foundation, Inc.; La Prensa Publica- are hypocrites.” Joseph Davidson: “It’s tions, Inc.; or any of the Tino Duran family jones became the first American companies. Lonnie Bradley: ‘I never a mistake, children have Mary Svetlik Watkins: liked masks for kids any- been found to be reser- male to to win the coveted Gold La Prensa Texas San Antonio is published once Medal and the Highest Technical a week by La Prensa Texas Inc. San Antonio, “You can wear a mask. way. My daughter had to voirs for Covid.” Texas (210) 686-0600. Subscription price in the Achievement Award. He is the first U.S.A. $125 per year (52 issues). The opinions But those of us who don’t wear one during PE and expressed in the editorials of this publication American dancer to guest star with represent the positions and ideology of this now are not forced.” ended up getting dizzy Jaime Castro: “My opin- newspaper; the opinions expressed by writers and the Paris Opera Ballet in more than guest columnists are not necessarily the opinions while trying to run in ion is that he is a POS and of the management staff or ownership of this a century, the youngest recipient of newspaper; the contents of which they are solely Candy Yvonne: “I’m her mask. Younger kids really full of it and needs and exclusively responsible for. Letters from our glad he removed it. We were getting sent home to get his butt kicked out.” the Dance Magazine Award and the readers are welcome and will be published, subject to space availability so long as they are signed and don’t need to be told what because they would take first American to dance with the have a proper return address. All letters will be reviewed and edited for offensive language, libel, to do, or maybe people them down or off. Yes, Oscar Garza: “ABBOTT Bolshoi Ballet. After Bujones’ fare- slander, defamation, proper grammar, spelling, and accuracy, according to our style. La Prensa like lessening their free- they can carry the virus, IS AN IDIOT.” well performance in 1995, critic Texas Inc. is not responsible for advertisements Clives Barnes said of him: “He is that may be deceitful or fraudulent, and does not dom. Move to a com- but so can anyone else, guarantee in any way the products or services of- munist country and then even those who have had the finest classical male dancer this fered, of which only the advertiser is responsible. All Rights Reserved. Published and printed in the you’ll cry to come back. it before and those who country has ever produced.” United States of America. 30 de Mayo de 2021 La Prensa Texas SAN ANTONIO 3 A Champion for Latino Veterans and Civil Rights: About the Cover Art: The Story of Dr. Hector P. The Call Garcia Provided by violations against the Chilean context. Liliana Wilson people. She immigrated to Her favorite mediums are Liliana Wilson is a visual the United States in 1977 and color pencils on paper or on artist best known for her intri- pursued studies in art at Austin illustration boards. She also By Dr. Ricardo Romo cate drawings with surrealistic Community College and Texas works with acrylic on canvas, p10 renderings. She was born in State University. Liliana’s later panel or illustration board. Valparaíso, Chile where she be- work represents images of im- Sometimes it is a mixture of gan drawing at the age of eight. migrants and refugees transi- both. Liliana’s early paintings sought tioning into creatively crafted Liliana’s current exhibit is on Justice For Vanessa Sustains to process the trauma she had unknown worlds. view now at Latino Art Now, witnessed as a young woman in Liliana’s art highlights hope Virtual Art Exhibit, Queens Chile. In her native country Lil- through beauty as she imagines University of Charlotte NC. iana experienced the dramatic and creates images of a world She has also been invited to be political changes that followed beyond societal injustices and a keynote speaker, and her most the 1970 election of Salvador inequalities. At the same time recent presentation in April Allende and the subsequent her pieces bring to light the 2021 was at the Borderlands Photos by Natasha G military coup which initiated a pain, sorrow and grief present Symposium at Southwestern P19 wave of massive human rights in the world’s contemporary University, Georgetown, Texas. City Collaboration to Fight Childhood Hunger and Obesity Exacerbated by COVID-19 in Let Us Remember Those Who Underserved Communities Courageously Gave Their Lives By Bonnie Berkley P17 SAFC doblegó 2-1 al Birmingham Legión FC durante Viva Night presentada por H-E-B Por Franco P5 Theatre Artist Nicolas Valdez Plays the “Conjunto Blues” Interview by Natasha Gonzales Interview by Clint Westwood Article by Alex Ramirez P8 4 La Prensa Texas SAN ANTONIO 30 de Mayo de 2021 Mental Health Awareness: Petition for Una Platica con Sonia Garcia Declaring Children tive, she uses the aesthetics of nature, relaxing under the Free From Parental blue sky as a means of es- cape from internal thoughts. Custody And Control “I think adults should start talking to kids when they turn 12, or something, so Donald Alexandro Preciado-Lett they can know about how they might feel in the future or how they are feeling at the moment. So it’s kinda You have 30 days to reply. like preventing them [from isolating]themselves,” Gar- cia comments. Having peo- Case Number FFCVS2000010 ple who support her, such as her mom, has been a guiding light through her journey. Superior Court of California She carries the positivity her mother has spoken into her County of San Bernardino life everywhere she goes, often relying on her sage advice to see her through 14455 Civic Drive Victorville, any darkness.
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