Domingo Garcia, President of LULAC
Twitter: @Domingotexas; Instagram: @domingo_lulac
Domingo Garcia’s life is that of a self-made success and public service spanning decades of hard work and sacrifice, a son born of Mexican immigrants who earned his way from shoeshine boy to the Statehouse of Texas as an elected lawmaker. From newspaper boy, he rose to become one of Texas’ most visible newsmakers, as the youngest Mayor Pro-Tem of Dallas, one of America’s top 10 cities. From a busboy who dreamed of his own future, he went on to protect America’s Dreamers as author of Texas’ laws, the first in the nation to protect immigrant students, after receiving his B.A. in Political Science from the University of North Texas in 1980 and his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from Texas Southern University in Houston, Texas in 1983. From a young man who grew up listening to his parents’ stories about life in Mexico, he went on to win a scholarship to study at the El Colegio de Mexico in Mexico City where he earned a Masters degree in International Relations. Indeed, the depth and breadth of his life have enabled Domingo to also serve as an editorial columnist and broadcast commentator as well as a highly-successful trial lawyer for thirty years.
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Thursday, September 2
12:05 PM EST
National Welcome
Saturday, September 4
11:35 AM EST
National Welcome
11:50 AM EST
LULAC: 92 Years of Advancement
As the oldest and largest Hispanic civil rights organization in the United States and Puerto Rico, LULAC has brought about change in the lives of Latinos all over the nation for over 92 years. As we continue to grow, it is essential that we lead in our communities, states and nation in advancing the rights of Hispanics for the betterment of the community. During this interactive session, LULAC National Presidents speak about their learned experiences and why the work of our members is critical today to continue to advance our mission.
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