Texas Prof Wins John Lewis Award for Work Recovering History of Anti-Mexican Border Violence

<p>Trinidad Gonzalez of South Texas College discovered his own family&#39;s connection to &quot;la Matanza,&quot; the killing of several hundred ethnic Mexicans in the Rio Grande Valley in 1915, while researching the broader history of racist violence along the Texas-Mexico border.&nbsp;</p>

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