Category: History
Minnesota Undocumented Latino Workers According to research done by HACER in 2000, there are between 18,000 and 48,000 undocumented migrants working in Minnesota, most of whom are Mexican. Analyses …
Minnesota bibliography ACORN. Separate and Unequal: Executive Summary Minneapolis-St. Paul. St. Paul: Minnesota ACORN, 2004. Amato, Joseph. To Call It Home: The New Immigrants of Southwestern Minnesota. Marshall, MN: …
Missouri cultural contributions In response to the rapid growth of Latinos in the state, the Catholic Church particularly through the St. Louis Archdiocese and the Diocese of Kansas City …
Massachusetts Dominicans and the Second wave of Latinos As Puerto Rican migrants established themselves in Massachusetts through recruiting and kin connections, a second group of Latinos began migrating to …
Gaston, Mauricio Miguel (1947-1986). Mauricio Miguel Gaston played a very important role in the struggle for Latino rights in Massachusetts. Born in La Habana, Cuba, on September 10, 1947, …
Missouri notable latinos Bommarito, Dinorah (1936-). Born in Santurce, Puerto Rico, Bommarito, a prominent Latina community activist, came to St. Louis in July 1960, after marrying Joe Bommarito, a …
Mississippi chronology Mexican workers are recruited to Lumberton. Thousands of Mexicans pick cotton in the Mississippi Delta. Priests observe that all plantations in the Clarksdale area have Mexican workers. …
The New Deal, World War II, and the Postwar Boom Michigan Even before the Depression was over, employers again began to recruit Mexican-origin workers to the state. The New …