Instead, they were invented by the Italian immigrants who typically made the U.S. their home at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Since Italian communities in ...

In the 19th century, Italy was made up of several ... “During my studies of the Italian presence in the American West Italy’s political skirmishes for unification had been going on for centuries.

Vicious bigotry, reluctant acceptance: an American story ... The story of how Italian immigrants went from racialized pariah status in the 19th century to white Americans in good standing in ...

Presented as macaroni au gratin, that dish, says Ray, was “sold as refined cuisine in American restaurants in most of the 19th century” and was understood to be Italian, even though most ...

Italian immigrants flocked to Pueblo in the late 19th century looking for work and ... detailing the birth of Pueblo's Italian American community. The most recent book, "A Story Worth Telling ...

it is unlikely that many know that the largest mass lynching in the nation’s history was of Italian Americans living in New Orleans in the last decade of the 19th century. The anonymity of this ...

They studied hundreds of historical texts and their mood boards took inspiration from Franz Xaver Winterhalter’s paintings of deities and affluent 19th-century families. Their most valuable ...