Between 1910 and 1929 almost a million people left Mexico to escape the revolution that left their motherland in shambles. This exodus jumpstarted today's Latinzation of America's Southwest. In this book, The Children of the Revolución tell the stories of their ancestors who risked it all to make this journey.
Neftali Garcia, PhD provides the historic backdrop. The stories are told by the descendants of those who were forced out of Mexico. With Lionel Sosa as editor, the totality of the work of historians and story tellers provide new insights into how the Mexican Revolution changed America forever.
By applying the proven principles of preparation, competence, hard work, and sincerity devised by legendary motivational author Napoleon Hill, Lionel Sosa advanced from painting signs at $1.10 an hour to running the largest Hispanic ad agency in America. In this indispensable guide to prosperity, Sosa shares his inspiring story of achievement, as well as those of other respected members of the Latino community. 
Al aplicar los principios ya acreditados de la preparación, el saber hacer, el trabajo duro y la sinceridad propuestos por el autor de libros de motivación Napoleon Hill, Lionel Sosa pasó de diseñador de letreros ganando $1.10 la hora a ser director de la agencia hispana de publicidad más grande en los Estados Unidos.
En esta guía indispensable hacia la prosperidad Sosa nos inspira compartiendo su historia de éxitos y superación, así como las de otros respetados miembros de la comunidad Latina
A mosaic of images, impressions, and histories, this tribute to the vaquero contains information regarding heritage, style, and equipment, describing the importance to the Latino culture and the larger culture of America.
Lionel Sosa's extraordinary achievements in advertising have made his San Antonio-based firm the leading consultant to Anglo corporations looking to break into the multicultural market. Now he turns the tables, showing Latinos how to market themselves to a wider base of American business cultures. Sosa draws on his own experiences as well as those of other successful Latino politicians, entertainers, sports stars, and business people to illustrate the obstacles that Latinos must overcome and the power of their heritage. By showing in detail how Latinos can compete and win in American society, The Americano Dream is unique in the marketplace, and will quickly become the business bible for a new generation of Latino entrepreneurs.
Lionel Sosa's extraordinary achievements in advertising have made his San Antonio-based firm the leading consultant to Anglo corporations looking to break into the multicultural market. Now he turns the tables, showing Latinos how to market themselves to a wider base of American business cultures. Sosa draws on his own experiences as well as those of other successful Latino politicians, entertainers, sports stars, and business people to illustrate the obstacles that Latinos must overcome and the power of their heritage. By showing in detail how Latinos can compete and win in American society, The Americano Dream is unique in the marketplace, and will quickly become the business bible for a new generation of Latino entrepreneurs.