Mexican Americans
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Racism Exposed in the Liberal Camp after Latinos Vote for Trump
The reactions from the Latino Vote range from disbelief to outright hostility—emotions fueled by years of assuming Latinos would remain steadfast allies in liberal causes.
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Mexican Americans Should Take A More Active Role in Mexico’s Politics
Mexican Americans have the opportunity and responsibility to actively engage in Mexico’s political landscape to drive meaningful change and support ongoing efforts for reform and…
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Why Mexican Americans Should Consider Voting for Donald Trump
The upcoming election presents an opportunity for Mexican Americans to make their voices heard and advocate for policies that support their interests as well as…
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Why Mexican Americans Should Get Their Mexican Citizenship
Having Mexican citizenship opens up opportunities
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Posted On Mexican AmericansThe Truth About Immigration Reform and the Mexican American Vote
It’s important to understand what is being promised, as these promises are often hollow
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Mexican American, Chicano, Mexicano, Mestizo Or LatinX – So many Labels
What label should you use? Some believe you are being manipulated into using the term LatinX in order to dilute the strength of Mexicans. imagine…
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LA City Council must make way for a new generation of Latinos
After the now infamous leak revealed racism in the LA City Council, many are angling for power in one of America’s most divers cities. an…
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Mexican Americans are turning away from Democrats in droves
Democrats are in shock as to why Mexican Americans are turning away from Democrats in droves, but it’s not at all shocking to the Mexican…
Mexican Americans are a unique cultural group in the United States, with many identifying with American culture as well as their Mexican heritage. Mexican Americans have made significant contributions to American society, particularly in the areas of politics, literature, art, and cuisine. In recent years, Mexican food has become extremely popular in U.S. households; however, not all dishes offered at most restaurants are truly Mexican in origin. Many of these dishes originated with Spanish colonization and were later adapted by Mexicans to reflect local ingredients that can be found along Mexico’s coasts and mountainous regions. Mexican Americans today continue to provide delicious culinary experiences through the preparation of classic dishes that come from both their native land and adopted home.
