US EditionHispanic Heritage Month celebrations make adjustments in current political climate
This annual observance highlights the cultural impact and historical contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities in the U.S., with over 68 million people identifying as Hispanic, according to the latest census.
- National Hispanic Heritage Month occurs annually in the U.S. from September 15 through October 15 to honor Hispanic cultures and histories.
- Hispanic Heritage observance was initially established as a one-week celebration in 1968 during President Lyndon B. Johnson’s administration and was later extended to cover an entire month in 1988 under President Ronald Reagan.
- This observance aligns with the independence days of Central American nations on September 15 and Mexico on September 16, emphasizing their historical significance.
- The 2024 observance centers on the theme "Collective Heritage," which emphasizes recognizing historical contributions while motivating progress, a focus selected each year by NCHEPM and adopted by federal agencies, organizations, and educational institutions.
- Recent political tensions and immigration enforcement have led some heritage festivals to be postponed or canceled, highlighting concerns about community safety during celebrations.
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