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Mexican hometown associations oral histories
Mexican hometown associations oral histories
Mexican hometown associations oral histories
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Mexican hometown associations oral histories
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digcoll.newberry.org/mexican-hometown-association
Date
2022
Subjects
Chicago (Illinois)
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Mexico
Description
Hometown associations, or clubes de oriundos, are organizations created by migrants and immigrants to assist people in their communities of origin. The Mexican Hometown Associations Oral History Project preserves the work and life of 23 leaders of these associations in the Chicago area. Their stories are recorded and transcribed in Spanish, detailing the activities of their associations on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border and their own personal histories of migration and life in Chicago.
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No Copyright - United States
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Filename
mhaoh-screenshot.jpg
Unique Identifier
NL1XOTW