The New Latino Landscape of the Texas Panhandle

Authors

  • Edris J. Montalvo Texas State University-San Marcos
  • Lawrence E. Estaville Texas State University-San Marcos

Keywords:

cultural landscape, Latinos, Texas Panhandle, migration

Abstract

When investigating the depopulation of the Texas Panhandle Plains,

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2007-01-01

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