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Tag: Emma Tenayuca

Posted inGov & Politics

San Antonio will name a street after Mexican American labor hero Emma Tenayuca

Avatar photo by Raquel Torres January 26, 2023January 26, 2023

Tenayuca’s name will be added to the street signs near the site of the old pecan shelling factories on Cevallos Street, between Interstate 35 and Probandt Street in Southtown.

Mayor Ron Nirenberg holds a photograph showing a young Emma Tenayuca in 1937 sitting in a meeting with then-San Antonio Mayor Charles K. Quin and other officials to discuss the scarcity of Works Progress Administration jobs.
Posted inGov & Politics

Nirenberg, Castillo seek street designation for 1930s labor organizer Emma Tenayuca

Avatar photo by Andrea Drusch November 28, 2022November 29, 2022
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