'New Mexican' covered Miguel H. Trujillo's fight to get Native voices down on paper

World War II veteran and Isleta Pueblo resident Miguel Trujillo successfully sued for the right to cast a ballot in New Mexico in 1948, a landmark court ruling that extended

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