Good Things for the Good People By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center February 2012 Recently, a remarkable book arrived at my office, titled Tesoros del Arte Taíno. Produced by the Fundación de Culturas

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• Republics
• Spanish West Indies
• Taíno
• Taíno people
• Dominican Republic
• Tapioca
• Haiti
• Cacique
• Carib people
• Americas
• Island countries
• Member states of the United Nations

Negotiating Identity, Diversity and Recognition By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center November/December 2012 Many may have read about the recent flare-up between Michael Kaiser and Felix Sánchez. Kaiser i

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• Latin American studies
• National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations
• National Institute for Latino Policy
• Impresarios
• Michael Kaiser
• Latino

Teacher Resource Notes Imagining a University Fifty Years of The University of Warwick

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• Eduardo Paolozzi
• Knights Bachelor
• Victor Pasmore
• Susan Derges
• Art
• British people
• British art
• English people

Why we do this work…a reminder By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center August 2011 Recently, I was in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, to attend a presentation by several members of the Dominican Yorki P

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• Mangú
• Catholicism
• Christianity
• Americas
• National Council of La Raza
• Dominican Republic
• Dominican Order

LATINOS IN ATYPICAL DESTINATIONS By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center November, 2013 Annually, as the eve of Hispanic Heritage Month dawns, I field around 10 requests to speak on a variety of Latino cultu

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• Atlanta metropolitan area
• Tifton
• Georgia
• G. Wayne Clough
• Atlanta
• Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
• Wiregrass Region
• Geography of Georgia
• Georgia
• Geography of the United States

The Complexity of Latino Diversity By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center January 2012 The other day I ran into colleagues at the soon-to-be National Museum of African American History and Culture. We share

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• Island countries
• Member states of the United Nations
• Republics
• Spanish-speaking countries
• Afro-Cuban
• Mambo
• Latin American music
• Black people
• African slave trade
• Ethics
• Socialism
• Sociology

WHAT’S NEW UNDER TONATIUH 1? By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center August, 2013 My mother would occasionally remind me that: “There’s nothing new under the sun.” I think she said it to keep it real

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• Sunburst
• Tonatiuh
• Esperanza Spalding
• Smithsonian Institution
• Esperanza

Celebrating What’s in the Middle By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center April, 2013 The majority of Latinos in the United States share an indigenous root and legacy, many more than one. As a Chicano, I wa

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• Spanish-speaking countries
• Liberal democracies
• Guatemala
• Pre-Columbian era
• Indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Mayan languages
• Latino
• Costa Rica
• Foodways
• Americas
• Member states of the United Nations
• Republics

OctubreSi los vecinos legalizan Reporte técnico Alejandro Hope y Eduardo Clark

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FROM STRENGTHENING TO CENTERING THE MARGIN: KEEPING YOUR EYES ON THE PRIZE By Eduardo Díaz, director Smithsonian Latino Center October, 2013 For most of my life’s work in the cultural development field,

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• Politics of the United States
• History of the United States
• United States
• MEChA
• Chicano Movement
• Aztlán