Strangers No Longer

Sergio M. GonzÁlez is an assistant professor of history at Marquette University. He is the author of Mexicans in Wisconsin.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Practicing Hospitality in Latino Wisconsin Chapter 1. Extending Hospitality: Mexican Milwaukee and the Mission Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapter 2. Contingent Hospitality: Migrant Ministries among Tejano Farmworkers Chapter 3. Assimilative Hospitality: Puerto Ricans as Milwaukee’s “Newest Strangers” Chapter 4. Institutionalizing Hospitality: “Spanish Speaking” Communities and Faith-Based Social Agencies Chapter 5. Hospitality and Self-Determination: Pan-Latino Social Movements and Faith Spaces Chapter 6. Radical Hospitality: Interfaith and Interracial Solidarity in the Sanctuary Movement Epilogue: The Promise of Hospitality Notes Bibliography Index

“Sergio GonzÁlez has written an irresistibly intriguing and provocative book on the intersections of faith, politics, and immigration in Wisconsin. Strangers No Longer is a historically grounded and richly empirical book that speaks to the power of religion in the experiences of immigrants, refugees, and migrants. This is a must-read for all those who are working every day to build a better and more just world.”--Felipe Hinojosa, author of Apostles of Change: Latino Radical Politics, Church Occupations, and the Fight to Save the Barrio