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in reply to a message by EsmeLily
I'm from near Chicago, and I'd say the Mexican community is the largest, by far - though we have significant Puerto Rican and Colombian communities, as well. I also know a handful of Ecuadorians. Not sure how it is downstate, though.
My own town has about 25,000 people, and three-quarters of the population are Hispanic / Latino.
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My own town has about 25,000 people, and three-quarters of the population are Hispanic / Latino.
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This message was edited 6/5/2024, 9:04 AM
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I find it fascinating when different cultures seem to congregate in the same area. It's like they find comfort in the familiar. Or maybe it's something more practical like it's the place that's more affordable or it's where the jobs are located.