Category: History
New York The Making of the Dominican Community The history of Puerto Ricans and their experiences with the economy, politics, cultures, and institutions of New York City contributed to …
Minnesota Latinos in the Rural Sector Although Latinos have always had a presence in rural Minnesota, it is only in the past two decades that they have filled positions …
The 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) facilitated the legal movement of Mexicans to the United States and gave legal status to many who had arrived illegally. However, …
Nevada The Politicization of the Latino The Chicano/a movement of the 1960s enhanced the sociopolitical awareness of Mexican Americans nationwide.1 As a result, in many communities across the United …
New York Politics It is said that in a democracy numbers can be translated into power. The popular vote can make a difference in the way decisions are made …
New migrants arriving in cities in the Las Vegas Valley such as Reno, Moapa, Elko, and Carson City have established networks of family and friends who had arrived in …
The Harvard Journal of Hispanic Policy is founded. The Cambridge Peace Commission proposes to the Cambridge City Council that city employees not ask individuals about their immigration status. San …
New York Churches Foster a Sense of Community The overwhelming majority of Latinos in New York has been and still is Catholic. They have come a long way since …