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I would love to know what people think about the deportation system for Cape Verdeans in America. Does anyone know anything about this? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 128.119.174.239 ( talk • contribs) 18:18, 10 May 2005

== Questionable nature of this page ==ok

This page was clearly added by someone who was not a native English speaker, which is fine, however, the content is thin, and the topic is covered more generally elsewhere. My feeling is that this is a stub for something that Wikipedia may not actually need. Thoughts? Anyone want to tackle this topic, or should we consider dropping it?

In a minimal first-pass, I just renamed the page (it's not a general article on immigration) and fixed the one link to it. - Harmil 14:47, 24 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I'm new to this, but as a Cape Verdean American, I take umbrage to the suggestion that this page is not needed, and that the topic of Cape Verdean immigration can be easily and summarily folded into a brief discussion of Luso-American immigration. Cape Verdeans, as far as I know, were the first people of African descent to voluntarily migrate to the United States. Their experiences were far different from those immigrating from Portugal, Brazil, the Azores or Madeiros Islands. They were treated as Blacks by white Americans and found it necessary to establish their own, separate identity as a creole people descended equally from Africans and Europeans. Part of the tale of their immigration is the yearly migrant farm work some of them did, traveling 6,000 miles round-trip from the Islands to the U.S. and back again, participating in the cranberry, blueberry and strawberry harvests in Massachusetts. This is a phenomenal undertaking, perhaps unprecedented in human history. -- Kurt Ayau, 3rd generation Cape Verdean-American February 22, 2006

I found this article while adding info to the History of Cape Verde article, and i think it is useful to split the long history into smaller parts so the main article doesn't get too big. Waldir 20:58, 15 March 2006 (UTC) reply

Cape Verdeans in New England

I recall from a brief residence in the lower Cape Cod area in the late 70s, the Cape Verdeans were a distinct group with a clear identity. There was a community hall/social club up around Sandwich.

A printed newsletter now appears on-line at http://www.cvntv.com/ which evinces a continued identity, and may provide a suitable outbound link.

I note the Luso-American article is a comprehensive overview which mentions diverse related populations including the Cape Verdeans, so merger may be appropriate until sufficient material for a separate article accumulates.

Although I made friends among them, I was very young and it was over 30 years ago, so I regrettably do not know enough to contribute further. - Jeffreykopp 10/14/2005

Cape Verdeans were sometimes classified among the African-American and Portuguese populations in the USA. Be in mind there was no Cape Verde as a republic until 1974 after previous rule by Portugal. Also Cape Verdeans reside in other parts of the US, such as South Florida (i.e. Miami-Dade county and the Tampa Bay area) and California (the Los Angeles and San Francisco bay areas) but the majority of Cape Verdeans live in the New England states. In New York City, a sizable Cape Verdean community has encountered mistaken ethnic identity on some occassions like "Puerto Rican" or "Jamaican", but Cape Verde is off the coast of Africa not in the Caribbean. The Cape Verdean culture is uniquely visible by its' own terms. + 71.102.3.86 ( talk) 06:10, 12 September 2009 (UTC) reply

Removing template

I’ ve removed the template because there is no such “Ethnic group” called Cape Verdean American. Either you are Cape Verdean (with or without American citizenship), either you are American (descending from Cape Verdeans). Ten Islands 13:32, 3 November 2007 (UTC) reply

Lena Horne

How did one come to conclusion that Lena Horne is Cape Verdean?Jpeirpont 03:31, 15 February 2008 (UTC)


In the Horne biography "Stormy Weather," by James Gavin, he mentions that Horne's maternal grandfather was Cape Verdean.

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