Category: History
BIBLIOGRAPHY Armistead, Samuel G. The Spanish Tradition in Louisiana: Isleho Folkliterature, Vol. I. Newark, DE: Juan de Cuesta, 1992. Berchak, Katie Judith. Nueva Orleans: Hispanics in New Orleans, the …
Systemic discrimination was also part of the state’s drive to delimit the cultural disenfranchisement of Latinos and blacks. In 1900 Louisiana stopped public schooling after fifth grade for blacks …
In 2005 Kansas City native Michael L. Barrera became president and CEO of that national organization. His father, Richard Barrera, was one of 25 businessmen who started that Kansas …
Census estimates for Latinos in Louisiana during the 1990s were upwards of 93,000, though the actual numbers were probably much higher, because of the undocumented Latinos in the state. …
Bibliography Grard, Larry. Hard Work Pays Off. Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel, December 21, 2006. Marcelli, E.A. and PJ. Granberry. Latino New England: An Emerging Demographic and Economic Portrait. …
Population The Latino population of Kansas is a complex one. Although mostly Mexican in origin, it has grown through native births and migration. By 1970, when the U.S. census …
Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto first enters Illinois by crossing the Wabash River at Mount Carmel. This expedition was Spain’s longest into Native America. The 1850 U.S. census reports …
CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS Latinos moving into the state were quick to establish a rich community life in such cities as Gary and East Chicago. The maintenance of a Latino culture …