Pilsen, Chicago

The artwork of Chicago's Pilsen Mexican-American neighborhood.

 Donald Trump is not too popular.

Tribute to the SS Eastland tragedy in 1915.

 Saint Procopius Church display for Day of the Dead.

Saint Procopius Church display for Day of the Dead.

Saint Procopius Church display for Day of the Dead

Galeria Del Barrio, by Aurelio Diaz

Mural by Aurelio Diaz.

Reconciliation Mural

Uptown is a diverse Chicago neighborhood plagued with many urban ills. In 1995 director at the Uptown Baptist Church thought to replace graffiti that covered a storefront with a mural that would communicate God's love for the neighborhood. The fruit of his work is the Reconciliation Mural.

Celebrate Diversity

Poster in North Quincy High School, Quincy, Massachusetts, acknowledging the ethnic groups that add to the diversity of the school.

American Czecho-Slovak Farmer's Club

Outside the American Czecho-Slovak Farmer's Club of Hightstown, New Jersey.

Clinton's success with European-American Catholic voters

Ever since the days of the "Reagan Democrats", European-American Catholics increasingly vote Republican. However the Clinton campaign sees an opening, and polls show she's winning this important demographic. The shift towards Clinton owes partly to the recent sexual harassment scandals involving Trump that offend many of the devout. At the same time Pope Francis' has moved the church to emphasize service to the poor versus issues of morality like abortion and gay rights.

Bosnian Americans play a pivotal role in presidential election

During a previous religious based world conflict, it was Bosnian Muslim refugees who arrived in the US seeking refuge. Many settled in Saint Louis, Missouri. That state is considered a swing state in national politics, with recent polls show Missouri in a dead heat between support for Trump and Clinton. Bosnian and Kosovar immigrants in the St. Louis are could play a role in pushing Missouri over the top for Clinton. Although of European origin, these groups are still mostly Muslim, and are disheartened by Trump's anti immigrant and anti-Muslim rhetoric.

Priedaine

Priedaine, the cultural center of the New Jersey Latvian Society.

The Thai-American population

California has the largest Thai population of any state, while Nevada's Thai community is the largest in terms of percentage of total population. Here is a look at all states:

		Thai-American Population			Thai-Americans as a Percentage of Total Population
	United States	177,445	1	Nevada	0.21%
1	California	51,089	2	Alaska	0.18%
2	Texas	12,642	3	Hawaii	0.14%
3	New York	11,531	4	California	0.14%
4	Florida	9,483	5	Washington	0.09%
5	Virginia	7,411	6	Rhode Island	0.09%
6	Illinois	7,366	7	Virginia	0.09%
7	Washington	6,371	8	District of Columbia	0.09%
8	Nevada	5,698	9	Maryland	0.08%
9	Georgia	4,909	10	Oregon	0.08%
10	Arizona	4,716	11	Arizona	0.07%
11	Maryland	4,432	12	Oklahoma	0.06%
12	North Carolina	3,878	13	Minnesota	0.06%
13	Minnesota	3,333	14	New York	0.06%
14	New Jersey	3,326		United States	0.06%
15	Oregon	2,887	15	Illinois	0.06%
16	Ohio	2,799	16	Iowa	0.06%
17	Pennsylvania	2,755	17	Colorado	0.05%
18	Colorado	2,700	18	Kansas	0.05%
19	Oklahoma	2,440	19	Georgia	0.05%
20	Massachusetts	2,346	20	Florida	0.05%
21	Hawaii	1,939	21	Connecticut	0.05%
22	Tennessee	1,834	22	Texas	0.05%
23	Connecticut	1,793	23	North Carolina	0.04%
24	Iowa	1,738	24	New Mexico	0.04%
25	Michigan	1,593	25	New Jersey	0.04%
26	Kansas	1,477	26	Massachusetts	0.04%
27	Alaska	1,311	27	Utah	0.03%
28	Indiana	1,250	28	Tennessee	0.03%
29	Missouri	1,064	29	Ohio	0.02%
30	Kentucky	1,052	30	Kentucky	0.02%
31	Rhode Island	989	31	New Hampshire	0.02%
32	South Carolina	939	32	Pennsylvania	0.02%
33	Utah	918	33	South Carolina	0.02%
34	Wisconsin	887	34	Indiana	0.02%
35	New Mexico	805	35	Missouri	0.02%
36	Louisiana	585	36	Arkansas	0.02%
37	District of Columbia	539	37	Michigan	0.02%
38	Arkansas	501	38	Wisconsin	0.02%
39	Alabama	362	39	Louisiana	0.01%
40	New Hampshire	307	40	Alabama	0.01%
41	Delaware	0	41	Delaware	0.00%
42	Idaho	0	42	Idaho	0.00%
43	Maine	0	43	Maine	0.00%
44	Mississippi	0	44	Mississippi	0.00%
45	Montana	0	45	Montana	0.00%
46	Nebraska	0	46	Nebraska	0.00%
47	North Dakota	0	47	North Dakota	0.00%
48	South Dakota	0	48	South Dakota	0.00%
49	Vermont	0	49	Vermont	0.00%
50	West Virginia	0	50	West Virginia	0.00%
51	Wyoming	0	51	Wyoming	0.00%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 American Community Survey
B02006 Asian Alone by Selected Groups, 1 year estimates
C02006 Asian Alone by Selected Groups, 1 year estimates