Contract Labor and the Origins of Puerto Rican Communities in the United States

Edwin Maldonado

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Latin American and Latino Studies Migration and Labor Dynamics Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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This paper delineates the historicity of the Puerto Rican movement to the mainland United States as a contract labor group, prior to, during and following World War II. The author demonstrates that the communities which developed from this early movement provided the nucleus from which the present Puerto Rican communities arose on the mainland U.S.

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