Governor Abbott Proclaims September 15-October15, 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month In Texas
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~ The state of Texas has a long and storied history of Hispanic influence, and this legacy is celebrated each year during Hispanic Heritage Month. This year, Governor Greg Abbott has proclaimed the period from September 15 to October 15, 2023 as Hispanic Heritage Month in Texas.

The Spanish explorers who first ventured to the continent brought with them a bold and adventurous spirit that has been passed down through generations. This spirit was evident during the 1836 Revolution when Texians and Tejanos fought together for independence from Mexico.

Today, Hispanics have had a major impact on the Lone Star State in many ways. From art, literature, architecture, music and food to economic opportunities for entrepreneurs, Hispanics have left their mark on Texas culture. First Lady Cecilia Abbott is an example of how far one can go with hard work and dedication; she is the granddaughter of Mexican immigrants who rose through the ranks as an educator and philanthropist.

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Governor Abbott encourages all Texans to observe Hispanic Heritage Month with appropriate ceremonies and activities that recognize the contributions of Hispanics throughout history. He believes that this celebration will help reinforce bonds between all Texans regardless of ethnicity or background.

Hispanic Heritage Month is an important time to reflect on how far we have come as a state and how much we owe to those who came before us. It is also an opportunity to celebrate our shared values and look forward to a brighter future together.

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