An ArcGIS generated map of the Puerto Rican diaspora, which includes: Puerto Rican Organizations, Puerto Rican Elected Officials,
Puerto Rican Parades and Festivals, Hispanic Organizations in Puerto Rican Communities
This book examines the role of the Puerto Rican government in the migration of experiences of Puerto Ricans to the United States during the 1940s and 1950s, a period that marked the largest migration wave in the 20th century.
This is an oral account of ZR, a Puerto Rican who grew up part of the time in Gaffney, South Carolina, where her father worked as a boss at Sunny Slopes farm.
This article explores the complexities of panethnicity in the U.S., in terms of how individuals from diverse national groups politically construct themselves as Latinx. The author argues that such articulation may be coming from the top (state) or…
This essay analyzes the points of convergence and divergence among U.S. Latinx. The case of Jennifer Lopez (an entertainer who has articulated herself as both Puerto Rican and as Latina) illustrates how the umbrella concept of Latinidad is one…