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Jovita Idar, a Mexican-American activist and journalist, changed the world with her voice and words. Because of this, Idar is being honored in the 2023 American Women Quarters™ Program! Learn how she inspired change and discover more stories about Extraordinary Women. bit.ly/3QyVysV #HerQuarter | United States Mint
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Jovita Idar, a Mexican-American activist and journalist, changed the world with her voice and words. Because of this, Idar is being honored in the 2023 American Women Quarters™ Program! Learn how she inspired change and discover more stories about Extraordinary Women. bit.ly/3QyVysV #HerQuarter | United States Mint
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Jovita Idar helped organize the first Congreso Mexicanista in 1911 to address racism, lynching, and dismal educational opportunities for Mexican American children. Learn more about her in today's Unladylike2020. Original artwork by Amelie Chabannes. Courtesy of Unladylike2020 | American Masters
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Jovita Idar helped organize the first Congreso Mexicanista in 1911 to address racism, lynching, and dismal educational opportunities for Mexican American children. Learn more about her in today's Unladylike2020. Original artwork by Amelie Chabannes. Courtesy of Unladylike2020 | American Masters
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Jovita Idár was a Mexican-American journalist, activist, nurse and educator, born in Laredo, Texas in 1885. Starting out as a school teacher, she went on to join her family business as a newspaper journalist, writing on topics like segregation, racism, poverty, politics, women and voting rights. During the Mexican revolution, Idár incurred the ire of the US president after criticizing him in print, a move that prompted the Texas governor to send rangers to her door. Idár stood up for herself and
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Discover the story of Jovita Idar, the fearless Mexican American journalist, educator, and activist who fought for civil rights and inspired generations. #WomensHistory #HiddenFigures #CivilRights #LatinaLeaders #HistoryMakers
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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month by learning about Jovita Idar, the latest honoree in our American Women Quarters™ Program, and listen to United States Mint Medallic Artist John McGraw share his inspiration on designing #HerQuarter. https://bit.ly/3R0JqhE #HispanicHeritageMonth Mexican American Civil Rights Institute - MACRI, Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum, National Women's History Museum | United States Mint
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We're kicking off #HispanicHeritageMonth by highlighting Jovita Idar, a Mexican-American journalist and civil rights activist who was always on the frontlines of change! Learn how she used journalism as a form of activism to educate the public. Check out the full short film exploring her life from #Unladylike2020 here: https://to.pbs.org/3lykJJD. | via Unladylike2020 | Nine PBS
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Jovita Idár: A Bold Voice in Texas Women's History
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Over a century ago, a young brown journalist named Jovita Idár stood up to Texas Rangers when they came to destroy her press. | BESE
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Jovita Idár and the rights of Mexicans in the United States - Historia Bully Magnets
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When Women Walked is a series about the women history tried to pass over but couldn’t. We re back with Episode 13, today we meet Jovita Idár: a Mexican American journalist, teacher, and civil rights… | Madison Givens
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Celebrating the release of the Jovita Idar quarter at Historic Market Square! Mariachi Azteca wrote a corrido and the Guadalupe Dance Company created a dance telling the story of the Mexican American Civil Rights leader, journalist, nurse, teacher and suffragist who lived on Perez Street near the Robert B. Green hospital. She’s the first Tejana to be on a U.S. quarter! -Elizabeth Ruiz Smithsonian Guadalupe Dance Company Mexican American Civil Rights Institute - MACRI#JovitaIdar #usmint #Smithson
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