Word: hispanicization
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What Fong did not seem to see, and what many white Harvard students seem to forget, when we complain that certain groups keep to themselves, is how many of our friends are not white. Often, when we sit in the dining hall, our non-white friends are surrounded by all...
Iowa grew just 3.3% in the 1990s, compared with 9.6% for the nation as a whole. Part of the state's growth was fueled by the migration of 21,000 immigrants, many of them Hispanic. The 2000 Census figures released last week show that Hispanics, now poised to replace African...
That's what makes the immigrants so important. Vilsack has designated three towns as Model Communities. Their mission: to come up with a blueprint for recruiting immigrants from other states and refugees who might be attracted by Iowa's low cost of living. But that part of Vilsack's plan...
He has opened two New Iowan Centers--referral agencies providing immigration help and job tips--in Muscatine and Sioux City. Rosa Mendoza, 44, the deputy director of the Muscatine center, says Iowa has come a long way since she moved to the Mississippi river town in 1977. "Everywhere I went...
35.3 million People who identified themselves as Hispanic on the 2000 census, a 57.6% increase from 1990