May 24, 2013
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Mexican Night
A glimpse of the future
posted 8/1/2002
The Latin American presence in Ann Arbor shows itself only in intermittent signs — a Spanish-language church service here, a section of Mexican groceries there. For Ann Arborites who travel around the country a bit and have witnessed the explosive growth of Latino populations in formerly black-and-white Charlotte, in corn-country Des Moines, and just about
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