"Shifting Affinities: Afro-Latin@s in New York City, 1900-1945"

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{"value"=>"\"Shifting Affinities: Afro-Latin@s in New York City, 1900-1945\""}

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{"value"=>"<p>Schomburg Center Scholars-in-Residence project.</p>"}

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2003

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2003

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2010

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2003

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2010

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1. Amsterdam News and other newspaper clippings--Black Latinos in New York City
2. Ancestry / Puerto Rico
3. Application and Proposal
4. Black and Latinos / Puerto Ricans
5. Blacks / Puerto Ricans--Notes
6. Carlisle Indians School--Puerto Ricans Identified as Indians
7. 1930s Census [5/1]
8. Census--Colombians
9. Census Data--Cubans (Black) 1870-1930
10. Census Negros in Puerto Rico
11. Census Related Notes
12. Centro Policy Report and Notes on Puerto Ricans in Harlem
13. Concepts
14. Copy of Afro-Latin@s Harlem 1900-1945
15. Fraternity Orders: Elks and Odd Fellows
16. Glazer, Nathan and Moynihan, Daniel P
17. Harlem [2/1]
18. La Guia Hispana
19. Latina@s Living with African Americans and West Indians
20. Lino Rivera [2/1]
21. New York Migration
22. Of New York City
23. Puerto Ricans and Others NYC Early 20th Century
24. Research Materials
25. Translation of "Las Dos Antillas"