Immigrants
Norway Apologizes for Persecuting WWII "German Girls"
Women who consorted with Nazi soldiers were attacked, shunned and deported after the war
This Art Exhibition Is Guaranteed to Make You Weep
Tania Bruguera's new show at London's Tate Modern includes a room spritzed with an organic compound to stimulate "forced empathy"
What Would Happen if the Earth Stopped Rotating? and More Questions From our Readers
You asked, we answered
How Midwestern Suffragists Won the Vote by Attacking Immigrants
Women fighting for the ballot were vocal about believing that German men were less worthy of citizenship than themselves
Suspected Nazi Camp Guard Deported to Germany
Fourteen years after being stripped of his citizenship, Germany finally takes in Jakiw Palij, who was trained by the SS at Trawniki
Guatemalan Immigrant Luisa Moreno Was Expelled From the U.S. for Her Groundbreaking Labor Activism
The little-known story of an early champion of workers’ rights receives new recognition
Stripping Naturalized Immigrants of Their Citizenship Isn’t New
The United States has a history of denaturalization spanning more than a century
A 1911 Report Set America On a Path of Screening Out 'Undesirable' Immigrants
The Dillingham Commission conducted one of the most extensive investigations on immigration to the U.S. But in the end, bias hijacked its recommendations
How Soup Nourishes Barcelona's Tradition of Welcoming Immigrants
In the town plaza of Nou Barris, a festival feast mixes together the spices and flavorings of the world’s cuisines
Identity Crisis: Three Photo Essays Highlight the Lives of the Dispossessed
In our chaotic era, there are outcasts—and people who take them in
This French Town Has Welcomed Refugees for 400 Years
For centuries, the people of the mountain village of Chambon-sur-Lignon have opened their arms to the world’s displaced
The Raging Controversy at the Border Began With This Incident 100 Years Ago
In Nogales, Arizona, the United States and Mexico agreed to build walls separating their countries
This Town In Kansas Has Its Own Unique Accent
Immigration over the last 40 years has all the young people in town speaking English with a slightly Latin feel
For More Than Five Decades, José Feliciano's Version of the National Anthem Has Given Voice to Immigrant Pride
The acclaimed musician offers a moving welcome to the newest U.S. citizens and donates his guitar
The Bitter Aftertaste of Prohibition in American History
Anti-immigration sentiment flavored that cocktail ban, historians say
New Evidence Shows That Humans Could Have Migrated to the Americas Along the Coast
Dating of rocks and animal bones shows Alaska's coast was glacier free around 17,000 years ago, allowing people to move south along the coast
The Mining Millionaire Americans Couldn’t Help But Love
Unlike the other one-percenters of his age, John Mackay gained his countrymen’s admiration. But in an ironic twist, it means he’s little known today
The First Phase of San Antonio’s 'Latino High Line' Is Now Open
San Pedro Creek became a physical and metaphorical barrier between the city’s white and Latino residents. This project is looking to change that
Meet The Devotees of the Growing Lao Food Movement in a New Video from Folklife
Seng Luangrath opened a Lao restaurant in Washington, D.C. and made it a community for other immigrants
When "Bricklayer Bill" Won the 1917 Boston Marathon, It Was a Victory For All Irish Americans
William J. Kennedy crossed the finish line wrapped in the American flag
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