Fronteras: An endangered Latinx landmark — The fight to preserve San Antonio’s Alazán-Apache Courts
FronterasShow Notes
Community activism has saved the city's oldest public housing units. It was recently named a 2026 Endangered Latinx Landmark by Latinos in Heritage Conservation.
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