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  1. Sep 2019
    1. nguesoffireweareculturallycrucified.Racially,culturallyandlinguisticallysomoshu^rfanos^^e:speakanorphantongue.

      how can it be an orphan toungewhen language was created by people and not god?

    2. Someofthelanguageswespeakare:1.StandardEnglish2.WorkingclassandslangEnglish3.StandardSpanish4.StandardMexicanSpanish5.NorthMexicanSpanishdialect6.ChicanoSpanish(Texas,NewMexico,ArizonaandCaliforniahaveregionalvariations)7.Tex-Mex8.Pacbuco(calledc«/(5

      We heard of the statement "watch what you say because then it happens" Does the creation of different language is a form of creating different paths for the one who speaks it?

    1. “It’sbeenabadyearforcorn,”mybrother,Nune,says.Ashetalks,Iremembermyfatherscanningtheskyforarainthatwouldendthedrought,lookingupintothesky,dayafterday,whilethecornwitheredonitsstalk.Myfatherhasbeendeadfor29years,havingworkedhimselftodeath.ThelifespanofaMexicanfarmlaboreris56—helivedtobe38.ItshocksmethatIamolderthanhe.I,too,searchtheskyforrain.Liketheancients,Iworshiptheraingodandthemaizegoddess,butunlikemyfatherIhaverecoveredtheirnames.Nowforrain(irri-gation)oneoffersnotasacrificeofblood,butofmoney."Farmingisinabadway,”mybrothersays.“Twotothreethousandsmallandbigformerswentbankruptinthiscountrylastyear.Sixyearsagothepriceofcornwas$8.00perhundredpounds,”hegoeson."Thisyearitis$3-90perhundredpounds."And,Ithinktomyself,aftertakinginflationintoaccount,notplantinganythingputsyouahead

      With the production of GMO products it is informed that farmer's are overproducing with no one to sale.

    2. Individually,butalsoasaracialentity,weneedtovoiceourneeds.Weneedtosaytowhitesociety:WeneedyoutoacceptthefactthatChicanosaredifferent,toacknowledgeyourrejec-tionandnegationofus.Weneedyoutoownthefactthatyoulookeduponusaslessthanhuman,thatyoustoleourlands,ou

      I believe people should say that to themselves aswell.

    3. Asombrapensarquebemos,comofemenistasylesbianas,cerradonuestroscorazdnesalosbom-bres,anuestroshermanoslosjotos,desheredadosymarginalescomonosotros

      the reaction to the hate of Masculinity.

    4. Beingtricultural,monolingual,bilingual,ormultilingual,speak-ingapatois,andinastateofperpetualtransition

      learning a language is different then learning the identity of a laguage that add a idenitty to your spirit?.

    1. hen, in the 18th century, they also had to define America ideologically to justify independence from their home country, which was also white, British, and Protestant

      British people fighting for freedom from the British????

  2. span2204.commons.gc.cuny.edu span2204.commons.gc.cuny.edu
    1. He deplored the “identity politics” of Chi-cano studies programs. He believed that the children of Mexican immigrants lacked an interest in becoming part of U.S. society, which led to their dropping out of school, becoming gang members, and causing problems. Compounding the problem, as Hanson saw it, was that Mexican immigrant families adhered to a culture that stressed having many children.

      stereotype

    2. “vanishing border” statement, it was Mexico that was intruding on America, slowly taking it over or obliterating it.

      wouldn't this cause patriots to revolt the Mexican migration?

    3. They attributed the increase in negative rhetoric to politi-cians, who discovered the advantages of raising fears about Latino immigrants and illegal immigration, and to the media’s realization of how much could be gained through continued use of verbal and visual images of the border under siege

      Not questioniing authority causes the viewers to believe what is informed on the news adapting to the stereotypess and accusations of foreigners such as Mexicans.

    4. The heretical idea that U.S.-born Chicanos were steeped in U.S. culture and spoke English was not a part of the scenario—otherwise where would be the threat?

      It is not a threat because they are changing their idenity from Mexican to American.

    5. Like conquistadors of centuries past, they come in quest of fabled cities of gold. America’s riches are pulling people all along the continent’s His-panic horn on a great migration to the place they call El Norte

      info available on Google: When a group of Mayan Indians decides to organize a labor union to improve conditions in their village, their community is violently destroyed by the Guatemalan army. Teenage siblings, Rosa (Zaide Silvia Gutiérrez) and Enrique (David Villalpando) manage to escape the massacre and decide to start a new life in El Norte -- the USA. The two trek through Mexico, meeting a variety of characters and facing trials and tribulations on their journey toward lives as illegal immigrants in Los Angeles.

    6. This belief still has currency in contemporary debates over allowing undocumented immigrants access to driver’s licenses and publicly funded education, medical care, and housing.23 To some, such rights and privileges appear as rewards for illegal entry. Rather than rewarding “illegals,” public opinion often declares that they should be punished and removed from the country. Thus, for some, universal access to these rights and privileges blurs the line between citizen and noncitizen and thus cheapens citizenship

      Since "under the book, without SSA" wage cannot withhold taxes, benefits given for free doesn't benefit the countries economy.

    7. Samuel P. Huntington

      Samuel P. Huntington is an American political scientist, consultant to various U.S. government agencies, and important political commentator in national debates on U.S. foreign policy in the late 20th and early 21st century.

    8. The events of September 11, 2001, heightened a public discourse on the dangers the United States faces in the contemporary world. President George W. Bush developed a general strategy for the national security of the United States while critics focused on the dangers inherent in forging an empire in the modern world.

      Sounds like a setup.

    9. We always live with the mark indicating that whether or not we belong in this country is always in question

      I think this sentence indicates the miseducation of Spanish American Histroy. The previous readings informs the misinformation.

    1. Southwestagribusinessmen“imported”Mexicanworkersto filltheneedforcheaplaboi^andthisinfluxsignaledthebeginningof evengreaterAnglomanipulationofMexicansettlementsorcolonias.

      The news prejects the perspective of foreigners taking away cheap labor jobs that they themselves won't do.

    2. Mexicansarestilldeniedpoliticalandeconomicdeterminationandarestillthevictimsofracialstereotypesandracialslurspromulgatedbythosewhofeeltheyaresuperior.

      manipulation of how Chicanoes are perceived in the news?