Lynda Carter, aka Chicana Wonder Woman, Sighting! #textmex #mextasy #lyndacarter #wonderwoman

My son told me this picture was on the front page of @reddit the other day. For the record, it’s framed so that I won’t try to see if it still fits...😉 pic.twitter.com/1ipiXtybQa

— Lynda Carter (@RealLyndaCarter) April 18, 2020

Now That You Are Trapped Inside Treat Your Fellow Inmates To Mextasy Swag!

In case your wardrobe is getting you down during the quarantine, a bright little piece of #mextasy swag to light up your closet (if you have not already turned it into your office!) ... https://t.co/49xEUv5TIY pic.twitter.com/uS8eFJjETQ

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) April 5, 2020

More designs here: https://mextasy.threadless.com

Professor Roy Whitaker with Professor William Nericcio: A Zoom Lecture on Mexican American Writer Daniel Olivas, Author of San Diego State University Press's THINGS WE DO NOT TALK ABOUT

Roy Whitaker, Bill Nericcio: Things We Do Not Talk About (TWDNTA) When Thinking About Daniel Olivas's TWDNT from Mextasy on Vimeo.

"Things We Do Not Talk About When Thinking About Daniel Olivas's THINGS WE DO NOT TALK ABOUT: Latinx Spirituality in the Age of Hate." A public lecture on April 14, 2020 at SDSU with Professors Roy Whitaker and Bill Nericcio. You can consult high resolution versions of the Zoom graphic slides here: bit.ly/nericcio-on-olivas

Stop the Presses! Breaking News! Now There Are More than Four Ways to Score Your #BrownTV!!! A New Cultural Studies Book from Frederick Luis Aldama and William Nericcio

Textmex and #browntv Allies Give Our New Podcast a Listen (and leave a comment to blunt the racist Trolls,)

⁦@ProfessorLatinx⁩ we must be doing something right as racist trolls are already leaving comments! https://t.co/FNE57HmruI

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) April 9, 2020

Rius = #mextasy || Via the Library at the University of Texas, Arlington

Reading Lists for the Pandemic!

Students are asking me for reading lists during our pandemic! I thought I would share a link to all my past classes--that's close to 30 years of online syllabi to pillage for books that I think are cool!) ... the link is here (prepare to scroll) https://t.co/01cZVfebEG pic.twitter.com/YOJipG09Wn

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) April 4, 2020

Recent Semiotic Experiments in Cultural Studies Book Shilling! #BrownTV edition!

Some of the wacky ads dreamed up by @eyegiene for his book co-written with @ProfessorLatinx

Get your own copy here: https://t.co/xsdAd6ZI1y pic.twitter.com/dE6l06WrDM

— talking #browntv (@browntv12) April 3, 2020

Margarita Cansino Sighting | Rita Hayworth Lobby Card Auction, Gilda!

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Get the details here via Heritage Auctions.

A Great Dance to Learn as You STAY HOME!!! #mextasy

#mextasy @eyegiene https://t.co/nRba1pglri

— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) March 21, 2020

#repost from my facebook page ... Gilbert Hernandez's Rendition of Frida Kahlo's Life Story || #mextasy #loveandrockets #fridakahlo

#repost Ghost in the Mirror: Rereading Errata Stigmata

#repost #loveandrockets #betohernandez #mextasy

Director’s cut version of a piece I wrote on #erratastigmata for @HILOBROW ...https://t.co/qRa7bgJE9q pic.twitter.com/4eaQB5MVO3

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) March 19, 2020

Of Mexicans, Mota (Marijuana), Witchcraft, the Dark Arts and More! Cavalcade Magazine, 1951 #nomextasy #textmex

Self-imprisoned with my family, doing my small part to slow the spread of our global pandemic friend, the Coronavirus, I chanced upon yet another example of another virus, familiar to readers of the Tex[t]-Mex Galleryblog! Stereotypicus Mexicanus-19!

In this case, the year is 1951, the nation/continent? Australia (of all places). The genocide of their autochthonous aborigines not enough to quench their thirsts, Australians and Australian pulp fiction readers turned to Cavalcade Magazine for lurid sustenance:

"[Cavalcade was a] Australian men's magazine that began in the early 1940s during WWII. The book started out with some fairly serious subject matter as much of the features had to to do with the war. The early cartoons and gags were also benign at first. As time went on the magazine became more risque both in cartoons and in the lurid/sensational text stories. Some issues featured the well done comic stories with art by Phil Belbin. By the end of the book's run it was more akin to Playboy."

via Comic Books Plus

The confluence of stereotypes here in this "Marihuana Madness" piece is noteworthy--druggy shiftless Mexicans, voodooed out Cubans, etc.   The mind reels! 

As with most pictures on the Tex[t]-Mex Galleryblog, click them to make them mas grande!

Of course in magazines of this species, it's not enough to malign swarthy folks--you also have to throw in some "cheesecake."

Agents of Pop Art Say TALKING #BrownTV is the Cat's Pajamas!

Bad Bad News or I Hate the Coronavirus! #Mextasy and Talking #BrownTV Lectures/Events Cancelled for the University of Michigan, the University of Detroit, Mercy, and the Ohio State University