Smithsonian Affiliations Voices

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A group of young people stand in the middle of the street on a bridge while holding protest posters

History Hiding in Plain Sight

By Carrie Fox, Educator, Oklahoma History Center

Although Latinos comprise 10 percent of Oklahoma’s population and are the largest minority group in the state, the coverage of Latino history, impact, experience, or culture in Oklahoma by historians or museum professionals was largely incomplete. This is the story of how Oklahoma History Center came to understand how much more there was to explore.

Image courtesy of the Oklahoma History Center