The brave ones always made some changes.
These brave people could travel over thousands of kilometres from one end of the earth to the other.
Of course, the slave trade also brought the changes to the world ethnic map.
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Why One Of The Oldest Pakistani American Communities Is In Wyoming
Zarif Khan, better known as “Hot Tamale Louie,” arrived to the U.S. in 1907 — 40 years before his home country of Pakistan was even formed. He was known for his cooking and his generosity, so much so that his reputation earned him a statue in his hometown in Sheridan, Wyoming. Now his descendants have created a new business empire: hotels. AJ+’s Tabish Talib traveled to Wyoming to uncover the history of Hot Tamale Louie and how so many Khans chose Wyoming to be their home.
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