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OUR HISPANIC AMERICAN HISTORY PANEL DISCUSSION IN WASHINGTON ON TUESDAY 10/9/2018: |
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Are you following my Great Hispanic-American History Tour?
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THE BUCKET LIST OF PLACES, IDEAS AND HISTORICAL EVIDENCE TO RECONNECT AMERICANS
WITH THEIR HISPANIC ROOTS Which came first: the Spanish conquistadors or the British colonists? Jamestown or St. Augustine? The Spanish language or the English language? Hernando De Soto or Lewis and Clark? For many Americans, finding the answers to those questions is not as easy as it should be. Read more . . .
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LA LISTA DE LUGARES, IDEAS Y EVIDENCIA HISTORICA PARA RECONECTAR A
LOS AMERICANOS CON SUS RAICES HISPANAS Qué vino primero: los conquistadores españoles o los colonos británicos? Jamestown o San Agustín? El idioma español o el idioma Inglés? Hernando De Soto o Lewis y Clark? Para muchos estadounidenses, encontrar las respuestas a estas preguntas no es tan fácil como debería ser. Lea mas . .
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WORKS IN PROGRESS:Prepared by Lehman College Hispanic History Students
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WHAT CAME NEXT?
My students are building a timeline of the history of Latinos in the United States. Go to: TIMELINE and tell us: "What came next?" ™QUE VINO DESPUES?
Mis estudiantes están construyendo una cronología de la historia de los hispanos en los Estados Unidos. Vaya a: CRONOLOGIA y díganos: "™Qué vino después?" |
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GARITA ART
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(Watchtower) Digitally enhanced photos by Miguel Pérez
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IN THE NEWS
So which came first? The Spanish conquistadors or the British colonists? Jamestown or St. Augustine? The Spanish language or the English language? Hernando de Soto or Lewis and Clark? Do you know who celebrated America’s first Christmas? Where the city of Galveston, Tx. got its name? Read more . . .
By Kristina Puga
Miguel Perez, 64, always wanted to be a journalist from as young as he can remember. Since moving to the U.S. from Havana, Cuba as a refugee, in 1962, he has accomplished that dream – and then some. Read more --> 
By Lisbeth Bueno
Miguel Perez, chair of Lehman College’s journalism, communications and theater department, has had a singular passion throughout his professional life: to inform Americans about this nation’s hidden Hispanic heritage. Read more . . . 
Five hundred years ago, explorer Ponce de León came ashore in America and staked Spain’s claim to the New World. It’s a remarkable milestone, but you’d never know it from the dearth of attention it’s getting, according to nationally syndicated columnist Miguel Perez. Read more . . .
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Nuevo Video: Miguel Pérez Habla
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´Muchas gracias!
Miguel Pérez |
