Category: History
Acuna, Rudolfo. Occupied America: A History of Chicanos. New York: Longman, 2006. Armas, Genaro. Tongues besides English Rise in Use. Las Vegas Review-Journal, October 9, 2003, 7A, 8A. Arrillaga, …
New Hampshire Socioeconomic Characteristics and Migration The following socioeconomic portrait of Latinos in New Hampshire suggests the possible emergence of a Latino middle class in the state, even though …
Mississippi The Poultry Industry As the state’s most important employer of Latinos during the 1990s, the poultry industry provides a useful window into the critical issues affecting Latinos in …
New Mexico CHRONOLOGY Some members of the Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca expedition wander from Texas to the Pacific through the Southwest. The Vasquez de Coronado expedition goes to …
Latino cultural traditions have a social and psychological impact on Nevada’s Latino community. Traditional mariachi and conjunto bands perform at the annual Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Independence Day …
The Catholic Church has always been an important Latino social institution. As the Latino population has grown and settled, the Church has taken on a bigger role in the …
Michigan notable latinos Barbosa, Jose Celso (1857-1921). Puerto Rican intellectual and politician known for his position in favor of statehood, Barbosa lived in Michigan for 4 years, between 1876 …
New Mexico Food Chile is the most noted component of Nuevomexicano cuisine, if only for its prominence and intensity. It is not clear when chiles were introduced to New …
Missouri chronology 1541 Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto visits the Missouri area in 1541. 1770 The Spanish government takes control of the Territory of Louisiana. 1821 Captain William Becknell …
Nevada Latinos and Ranching Mexicans worked on many of Nevada’s cattle and sheep ranches during the late 1800s, some of which were owned by Latinos. One such ranch was …