Monticello park in san antonio had alot of jews in 1930s and 1940s?

Question

in 1930s and 1940s san antonio was there alot of jews in monticello park cause a article express news said on their article only anglos could live there during that time

Answer 1

Sammi,

Please provide the source of your 70 y/o Express News Archives. I have doubts they would have written such an article, and if they did, they certainly would not have used a racially exclusive term such as anglos. Anglos is not a term generally used by the english speaking population, as it limits the group to people from England. Please try to remember the greatest number of Europeans moving into Texas were Germans and Czechs.

If you can provide the source of these supposed articles which you repetitively quote on YA, please do so. Otherwise keep your racist segregationalist garbage offline!

Answer 2

I'm not sure what your question is, and I didn't live in San Antonio during the 1930s and 1940s, but I am in that city daily and can tell you it currently has a large and fairly vibrant Jewish community.

As far as I know there is no one or two areas where they live and housing discrimination is currently prohibited by law. I suspect there are some Jewish families still in Monticello Park now, but they are not the only people there and I know Jewish people live in other areas as well as Monticello Park.

San Antonio is a nice city, with a predominately Hispanic population. There are some areas that are nearly 100 percent Hispanic, but that is a matter of choice, not prohibition.

Can you provide a link to the article? I would like to read it.