Travel to California
Shifting Allegiances: The Gold Rush and Latino Discrimination The Mexican-American War ended in 1848 with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. The treaty transferred California to the …
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Colorado Guide cultural contributions
Whether one is driving along Denver’s Federal Boulevard in September, enjoying the smell of roasting chiles verdes, or watching the Aztec dancers perform at Denver’s annual Cinco de Mayo …
Travel to Alabama
Latino Influx in the Late Twentieth Century Prior to 1990 few Latinos lived in Alabama, and they were mainly professional people, such as physicians and college instructors. Among the …
NOTABLE LATINOS ALABAMA
Soto, Hernando de (c. 1500-1542). Spaniard who led the first European expedition in the future Alabama. Born in Jerez de Badajoz, de Soto came to the New World around …
NOTABLE LATINOS ALABAMA
Soto, Hernando de (c. 1500-1542). Spaniard who led the first European expedition in the future Alabama. Born in Jerez de Badajoz, de Soto came to the New World around …
Alabama Bibliography
Badger, R. Reid, and Lawrence A. Clayton, eds. Alabama and the Borderlands: From Prehistory to Statehood. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1979. Birmingham News, 2000-2007, passim. Kenny, Michael. Catholic …
Travel to Alaska
Latinos in the Alaskan Context Alaska is a very popular tourist destination, visited for its astonishing and pristine landscapes, glaciers, mountains, wildlife, and tundra. Tourism in Alaska makes a …
Alaska cultural contributions
For many Alaskans, Latino is synonymous with Mexican. Occasionally, some Alaskans assume that all Latinos are of Mexican descent, perhaps because the majority of Latinos in Alaska are Mexicans. …