Eight Mexican American women stand together in an auditorium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. The woman on the left has her eyes closed. Bea Marie Mejia, wearing a pink jacket, stands second from the left. In the center of the front row in a teal and black checked jacket is Sally Ramos. Barbara Muro is second from the right and is wearing a red turtleneck dress. Dawn Williams, secretary, stands third from the right in the back row with a wide white collar on her dress.
Six Mexican American women stand in an auditorium smiling and one is clapping at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. To the left side an African American man speaks with an Mexican American woman. DaLinda Galaviz is farthest to the right.
Three Mexican American women, one with her eyes closed (Sally Ramos), but all smiling, sit in the front row of an audience of Mexican American men and women and white men and women in an auditorium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event.
An audience of Mexican American men and women, white men and women, and Delmira Quarles, sit and sing in an auditorium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. Barbara Muro and Bea Marie Mejia stand with another Mexican American woman in the back of the auditorium by a refreshment table. Joe Castro sits on the farthest right side of the photograph.
Stacey Alvarez, a Mexican American woman sits in the audience next to a Mexican American teenage boy at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. A Mexican American couple sit behind her smiling. The woman of the couple is Beatrice Rodriguez. More audience members, Estella Morales in a Christmas sweater, stand beside the couple.
The audience of Mexican American women, one Mexican American man, and one African American woman stand and sing in an auditorium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. Delmira Quarles is the African American woman second from the right side of the photograph.
A Mexican American woman speaks into a microphone on a podium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. The bottom of a banner that hangs behind her reads, "de Kansas City." She wears a black blouse with a bedazzled sun on the front.
The face of an unidentified white woman pianist above the back of a piano as she looks intently at the music at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. The profile of the seated audience is behind her.
An audience at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event of Mexican American women studying a sheet of music, a Mexican American man, and an African American man stand to sing.
Nine Mexican American women stand in the front of an auditorium with the stage behind them and look at the woman speaking into the microphone on the lectern, Sally Ramos, at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. Dawn Williams, secretary, stands second from the left. Bea Marie Mejia wears the pink jacket. Barbara Muro is the woman wearing a red turtleneck dress. Freda Mendez-Smith stands farthest to the right beside the podium. A banner hanging from the stage drapes reads, "MANA de Kansas City. Hispanic Women Creating a Better Future."
Eight Mexican American women stand clapping in the front of an auditorium with the stage behind them. One of the eight women, Grace Marion, stands at the podium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. Dawn Williams, secretary, stands second from the left. Bea Marie Mejia is in the pink jacket. Barbara Muro wears the red turtleneck dress. A banner hanging from the stage drapes reads, "MANA de Kansas City. Hispanic Women Creating a Better Future."
A Mexican American man, Joe Castro, and a Mexican American woman, Bea Marie Mejia, smile at the camera as he holds a present wrapped in red in an auditorium at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. Both wear name tags.
An unidentified white woman plays the piano as the Mexican American men and women in the audience stand. Three people stand on the right side of the photograph with their backs to the camera but facing the audience. Grace Marion is in the front row of the seats looking up at the ceiling. Dina Castro is visible just above the pianist's head.
Bea Marie Mejia, a Mexican American woman, and an unidentified white man laugh as he holds a gift in between them. The photograph is taken from behind the couple to show the seated audience looking on at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event.
Bea Marie Mejia, in the pink jacket, and another Mexican American woman holding a wrapped present, stand together and smile at the camera at an unidentified MANA de Kansas City event. A banner hanging behind them reads, "MANA de Kansas City. Hispanic Women Creating a Better Future."