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Exploring the Latino Metropolis: A Brief Urban Cultural History of US Latinos Main MenuProject OverviewLatinos in Los AngelesThe experience, history, and culture of Latinos in LA.The New York Latino MetropolisAn in-depth look at the Latino experience in the greater New York City areaLatinos in ChicagoLatinos in Miami/South FloridaDigital Projects 748488f59c909decd561741202e4263bd2231f52Baldwin Wallace University
This chapter has provided an overview of the diverse Latino community in New York. Not only did we discuss the immigration patterns of Latinos into New York City neighborhoods but we also explored the cultural impact of Latinos to their urban environment and the issues that the community has faced and continues to face today.
Although, it is hard to predict what will become of the Latino community of New York City in the future; it is needless to say that Latino influence is growing and will probably continue to grow all around the United States. This media gallery provides an insight into the manifestation of Latino influence in New York City today. Works Cited
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12016-02-10T12:10:10-08:00Sara Ahmada7f5104e88131cbc1191d5d79b5720171c6dbf8aDemographics & IntroductionsJuana Barrera Bayona37Welcome to a Diverse Metropolis!plain2016-03-20T17:17:28-07:00Juana Barrera Bayonae00353e1e8d30d703132d21a42ff71524a4aabb0
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12016-03-13T09:11:25-07:00Mural being used in a marketing ploy2The mural depicts a diverse Latino community, particularly in East Harlem. Commissioned by Global Hue the mural attempts to convice Latinos to participate in the 2010 census.media/blogSpan.jpgplain2016-03-20T16:02:02-07:00
12016-03-20T15:05:56-07:00Hispanic people rallied outside SNL (Located in New York City) protesting Donald Trump’s appearance on the show.1The posters say “Basta Trump” which translates to “enough Trump.” Trump’s candidacy has super exposed the racial tensions common in the United States. Not to mention, his comments against Latinos, specially those of Mexican descent, reveal the prejudices that the Latino community has to endure daily (Pleasance). (photo from Daily Mail)media/2E38728D00000578-0-image-a-8_1446949751591.jpgplain2016-03-20T15:05:57-07:00
12016-03-20T15:44:34-07:00Museo del Barrio entrance (located in East Harlem)1The museum has many collections from various Latino Artist in the United States more specifically those from El Barrio, New York City. It aims to preserve Latino history and culture, as well as support local Latino Artist.media/Visit_mainimage2_960x360-1.jpgplain2016-03-20T15:44:34-07:00
12016-03-20T16:15:39-07:00Prince Royce at Macy's Thanksgiving Parade (2015)1Prince Royce is a famous Dominican and New York native Latino Pop and Bachata singer. He was chosen to perform at 2015 Macy's Parade.media/prince-royce-89th-annual-macy-s-thanksgiving-day-parade-03.jpgplain2016-03-20T16:15:39-07:00
12016-03-20T17:08:18-07:00Latino protest in NYC hall1Supporters of Campaign For Fair Latino Representation gather to protests underrepresentation. Although, Hispanics and Latinos are becoming a major political force the reality is that underrepresentation in local, federal and state governments continues to be an issue.media/141211-deblasio-protest-03-arp-1010a_d68e515bdc3fbe1f0bfa9f94b17d64ca.nbcnews-ux-600-480.jpgplain2016-03-20T17:08:18-07:00
