The Burning Light Action And Organizing in the Mexican Community in California
The Burning Light Action And Organizing in the Mexican Community in California
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Then his ethnicity doesn t mean very much. Except for people who are very conscious, very aware of ethnic symbols.
I m trying to think of writers who have dealt with this at great length. The people down at UCLA have worked on this. In Arizona and in New Mexico there is a great deal of scholarly interest in this problem of choice of terminology. I don t think it leads very far, because if you look at these terms currently, what do they mean you ll find people who are called Chicanes in San Jose...; they re called Chicanos in Imperial Valley; they re called Chicanes in San Francisco. But if you know those people, the occupational differences are more important. To me, anyway. It may be because I have a certain bias against ethnic identity. I don t think people should be handled that way, or should be identified, or should be catalogued, or described because it s not a permanent characteristic other than to those who believe in very strong racial, ethnic characteristics and I don t. They re there, they remain you re born brown, you stay brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then his ethnicity doesn t mean very much. Except for people who are very conscious, very aware of ethnic symbols.
I m trying to think of writers who have dealt with this at great length. The people down at UCLA have worked on this. In Arizona and in New Mexico there is a great deal of scholarly interest in this problem of choice of terminology. I don t think it leads very far, because if you look at these terms currently, what do they mean you ll find people who are called Chicanes in San Jose...; they re called Chicanos in Imperial Valley; they re called Chicanes in San Francisco. But if you know those people, the occupational differences are more important. To me, anyway. It may be because I have a certain bias against ethnic identity. I don t think people should be handled that way, or should be identified, or should be catalogued, or described because it s not a permanent characteristic other than to those who believe in very strong racial, ethnic characteristics and I don t. They re there, they remain you re born brown, you stay brown.
What to read after The Burning Light Action And Organizing in the Mexican Community in California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernesto Galarza to read onlineMoreLess
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