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    Anglo-American’s neglected Spanish American roots creating a false representation of Chicanos throughout history socially‚ economically and politically. She emphasizes that race was created by racist people in order to degrade certain ethnic groups. Mexican Americans were seen as an inferior race being that they lived in poverty because of their “dysfunctional culture”. (Menchaca 14) Lionel Steinberg’s quote‚ “Farmworkers‚ unfortunately‚ were considered just another item in producing products…like fertilizer

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    Hector P. Garcia Hector Garcia was born January 17‚ 1914 in Llera‚ Tamaulipas‚ Mexico. His father‚ a college professor‚ Jose Garcia‚ and his mother‚ a school teacher‚ Faustina Perez Garcia were threatened by the Mexican Revolution. In response of having seven children in the middle of a war for independence the family decided to flee. The Garcias legally settled in Mercedes‚ Texas. At first the family had to satisfy their daily needs by manual labor. Jose later joins his brothers in the dry goods

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    Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories is a book of short stories published in 1991 by San Antonio-based Mexican-American writer Sandra Cisneros. The collection reflects Cisneros ’s experience of being surrounded by American influences while still being familially bound to her Mexican heritage as she grew-up north of the Mexico-US border. Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories These tales focus on the social role of women‚ and their relationships

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    Equality in America

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    all people living in America are treated equally? The Declaration of Independence states that all men are created equal (The National‚ 2006);however‚ certain groups do not find this to be accurate. For generations‚ women‚ African Americans‚ and Mexican Americans have not been equal and have struggled to keep up in an "equal" society; however‚ as time progresses‚ these groups are making an immense advancement. Before and as well as during the nineteenth century‚ women were severely inferior to

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    INTRODUCTION The Mexican financial crisis of 1994-1995‚ also known as the “Tequila Crisis”‚ took place in December 1994 and is known as the first global crisis of last decade of the twentieth century. The crisis had little to do with the external debt situation and more to do with the short term foreign exchange problem which led to the devaluation of the peso against the U.S dollar. This action lead to the following significant outcome: 1. Worst banking crisis in the Mexican history. 2. Most devastating

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    Being Chicano in America

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    from Mexico‚ Cuba‚ Puerto Rico‚ Central America‚ and South America. . Most Mexicans come to the United States to earn higher wages and to support their families back in Mexico. Mexican Americans were treated inferiorly by Caucasian Americans until the late 1990s despite the 1848 Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo which gave Mexican Americans the right to maintain their culture in the United States (Schaefer‚ 2006). Mexican American children were forced to attend segregated schools that lacked adequate

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    life sentences worked out of solitary confinement in some of the highest security prisons in the US. Now‚ the Aryan Brotherhood is no longer racially motivated. Instead‚ they are now focused on power in the system. They now work closely with the Mexican Mafia as one of their greatest allies. The Aryan Brotherhood is well known in several prisons. These include San Quentin State Prison in California‚ California State Prison‚ Pelican Bay State Prison in California‚ United States Penitentiary Marion

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    David Alfaro Siqueiros was a very famous and influential Mexican artist whose work reflected his political ideologies. David was born on December 29‚ 1896 in Chihuahua‚ Mexico to parents Cipriano Alfaro and Teresa Siquieros. Siqueiros was the second of three children‚ and was raised by his grandparents after his mother had died when he was only four years old. His grandfather‚ Antonio‚ who had a military background‚ had a major impact on his childhood. In 1908 David attended Franco-English College

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    with reforms? To begin‚ the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement is one of the least studied social movements of the 1960s‚ but is important for Chicano history because the campaign improved a vast amount of issues like farm workers rights‚ to enhanced education‚ as well as housing and immigration rights. The movement followed in the footsteps of the African American community which was making strides in the fifties to improve their civil rights. Americans of Mexican descent faced continuous racism

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    The Underdogs

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    presidency in 1910 but argued that the nomination for the vice-presidency should be democratic. Madero was hoping to be that candidate but Díaz never took him seriously. In 1910‚ Madero had decided to oppose Díaz for the presidency. He was a very "un-Mexican" candidate for he was a teetotaling‚ vegetarian‚ spiritualist. Moreover‚ his upper class origins in Coahuila and his foreign university education (California and France) made him atypical as well. His family opposed his desire to run but gave him

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