Secondary Sources for West Side Story

– Puerto Rican Citizen: History and political identity in twentieth-century New York City by Lorrin Thomas                                                                                                   Denis-rosario, M. (2012). Puerto rican citizen: History and political identity in twentieth-century new york city by lorrin thomas. Latino Studies, 10(3)

– Center for Puerto Rican Studies: Sustaining the Culture; Many Collaborations Mark Its Third Decade                                                                                                   Stern, G. M. (2005, May 09). Center for puerto rican studies: Sustaining the culture; many collaborations mark its third decade. The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education, 15, 41

-The Puerto Rican Paradox: Colonialism Revisited                                             Pantojas-García, E. (2005). THE PUERTO RICAN PARADOX: Colonialism revisited. Latin American Research Review, 40(3)

All sources were found within the Baruch Newman Library’s database through Journals. The second choice from the NY times.  01/01/1923 to 12/31/2013 in New York Times (1851-2010)  Includes the New York Times Magazine

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  1. Daniel,
    This is a good start, especially the Puerto Rican Citizen book by Lorrin Thomas. Have you been able to find that book at Baruch or order it from other CUNY libraries? Please let me know the status of your access to that book.

    These two sources:
    Denis-rosario, M. (2012). Puerto rican citizen: History and political identity in twentieth-century new york city by lorrin thomas. Latino Studies, 10(3)
    Pantojas-García, E. (2005). THE PUERTO RICAN PARADOX: Colonialism revisited. Latin American Research Review, 40(3)
    look to me like they might be book reviews and not actual articles. You can read them, but they do not substitute for reading an actual book chapter or article.

    The Stern looks like it has potential, but it is hard to know exactly what its focus is from the title. If you find that it is not as useful you might draw upon the Oja article listed in the recommended readings instead.

    Let me know if you have questions and see you on Wednesday
    EH

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