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New York HISTORICAL OVERVIEW Size and Location In the year 2005, over 2 million of New York State’s 3 million Latinos were living in New York City. At the …
Missouri Latinos in the Show-Me State The Mexican Revolution forced Mexicans who wanted to improve their lives to flee their homeland. Mexican migrants, in particular, were initially attracted to …
Michigan historical overview The first Latinos to arrive in Michigan were Mexicans who came around 1915 to work in the state’s sugar beet fields, railroad lines, and automobile plants. …
Montana The Betabeleros of Billings and the Miners of Butte The history of Latinos, mostly Mexicans, is in part due to two major conglomerates of the early twentieth century: …
The Long Michigan Recession By the end of the 1960s Michigan industries again began laying off workers. Unlike the cyclical downturns of 1920 and the 1930s, the layoffs that …
New Jersey Latino Life in New Jersey Many of the Latino migrants in New Jersey came as families, and some formed families here. This core unit was an important …
New Jersey The First Waves The beginning of a greater movement of Latinos to New Jersey took place during World War II. With so many workers in the armed …
Montana NOTABLE LATINOS Lisa, Manuel (1772-1820). Born in New Orleans, Lisa was the first successful trading and trapping entrepreneur in Montana. He established Fort Lisa (or Fort Manuel) on …