After the Great Depression, the Midwest, in particular, Cincinnati became home to many families from the Appalachian Mountain range. These families saw Cincinnati has a new hope. Along with rural families from the Appalachians, Cincinnati saw an increase in the number of Hispanics in the city. With modern jobs requiring higher education levels and more computer skills, Cincinnati, and the country as a whole, suffered from a lack of individuals to work physical labor jobs. To fill this need, in the 1990s, many Hispanics migrated from Mexico into the United States (Cincinnati: A City of Immigrants, n.d.).
With the massive influx of Appalachians, the city attempted to embrace this large wave of American-born migrants. It was believed that the
With the massive influx of Appalachians, the city attempted to embrace this large wave of American-born migrants. It was believed that the