Printing Nueva York: Spanish-language print culture, media change, and democracy in the late nineteenth century , by Kelley Kreitz

Carlos Velez-Ibanez

doi:10.1080/07352166.2026.2700894

August 6, 2026Journal of Urban Affairs

Printing Nueva York: Spanish-language print culture, media change, and democracy in the late nineteenth century , by Kelley Kreitz

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The study aims to explore the impact of Spanish-language print culture on democracy in the late nineteenth century United States.
Complementary analysis with Kanellos and Martell’s work on historical Spanish-language periodicals.
Examination of the vast array of Spanish-language newspapers published in the U.S.
Highlights the significance of Spanish-language print media in shaping democratic discourse.
Illustrates the media's role in community engagement and political expression among Spanish-speaking populations.

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This important study analyzes Spanish-language print media's role in democracy during the late nineteenth century.

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This important study by Kelley Kreitz complements Kanellos and Martell’s (2000) landmark work on the hundreds of Spanish-language newspapers and periodicals published in the United States. Together...

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