Arizona is home to one of the largest Hispanic communities in the country. 🌵🇲🇽 According to recent U.S. Census estimates, more than 2.3 million Hispanic residents live in Arizona, making up roughly one-third of the state’s population and giving Arizona the 4th largest Hispanic population in the United States. Only California, Texas, and Florida have larger Hispanic populations. Arizona’s connection to Hispanic culture goes back centuries. Much of what is now Arizona was part of Mexico until the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, and that history continues to shape the state today. From the food and music to local traditions, businesses, and neighborhoods, Hispanic and Mexican-American communities play a huge role in Arizona’s identity—especially in cities like Phoenix and Tucson. It’s one of the reasons Arizona has such a unique culture compared to almost anywhere else in the country. Did you know Arizona ranks 4th in total Hispanic population? 👀🇲🇽 Via U.S. Census Bureau #...