What’s New: March 2025
March 27, 2025
The March 2025 update of the American National Biography update features 31 revised essays and 44 retrospective images.
Browse the full list of recently published articles.
| Armijo, Manuel (1793?–09 December 1853), governor of New Mexico |
| Chavez Chacon, Soledad (11 Aug. 1890–4 Aug. 1936), secretary of State of New Mexico |
| Cortez Lira, Gregorio (22 June 1875–28 February 1916), cowboy and Mexican-American folk her |
| Cortina, Juan Nepomuceno (16 May 1824–30 October 1892), revolutionary, politician, Mexican governor, and rancher |
| Flores, Francisca ( December 1913–27 April 1996), Chicana feminist, journal editor, and antipoverty activist |
| Galarza, Ernesto (07 August 1905–22 June 1984), scholar and union activist |
| Garza, Catarino Erasmo (25 November 1859–08 March 1895), Texas newspaper editor and Latin American revolutionary leader |
| Greenlee, Gus (1897–07 July 1952), National Negro League president and owner of the Pittsburgh Crawfords baseball team |
| Griggs, Sutton E. (1872–1930), writer and Baptist minister |
| Grim, David (28 August 1737–26 March 1826), tavern keeper, merchant, and antiquaria |
| Grimké, Archibald Henry (17 August 1849–25 February 1930), lawyer, diplomat, and protest leader |
| Hall, Juanita (06 November 1901–28 February 1968), performer in Broadway musicals |
| Hammon, Jupiter (11 October 1711–?), poet and preacher |
| Handy, W. C. (16 November 1873–28 March 1958), blues musician and composer |
| Haralson, Jeremiah (01 April 1846–1916?), congressman |
| Hardin, John Wesley (26 May 1853–19 August 1895), gunman |
| Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins (1825–20 February 1911), political activist and author |
| Harris, Abram (17 January 1899–16 November 1963), economist, author, and educator |
| Harris, Vic (10 June 1905–23 February 1978), Negro League baseball player, coach, and manager |
| Montemayor, Alice Dickerson (6 Aug. 1902–13 May 1989), Mexican American feminist and civil rights activist |
| Moreno, Luisa (30 August 1906–03 November 1992), labor organizer |
| Muñoz Marín, Luis (18 February 1898–30 April 1980), Puerto Rican political leader and author |
| Murieta, Joaquín (1829?–1853), folk hero in Hispanic and California popular culture |
| Popé (?–1688), principal organizer of the Pueblo revolt |
| Ramírez, Sara Estela (1881–21 August 1910), poet, radical journalist, and political organizer |
| Rivero, Horacio, Jr. (16 May 1910–24 September 2000), first Puerto Rican four-star admiral and second Hispanic to rise to full admiral |
| Sánchez, George Isidore (04 October 1906–05 April 1972), educator and civil rights lead |
| Selena (16 Apr. 1971–31 Mar. 1995), singer |
| Stearns, Abel (09 February 1798–23 August 1871), California pioneer merchant and ranchero |
| Vallejo, Mariano Guadalupe (07 July 1808–18 January 1890), soldier, rancher, and elected official |
| Villa, Pancho (05 June 1878–20 July 1923), Mexican revolutionary leader |
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