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Mexican ethnicity, and Mexican Americans are treated as ethnic outsiders when they are unable to live up to the criteria for group membership that coethnics impose.
26 Φεβ 2024 · This book by Martha Menchaca covers a history of how race has been constructed and altered to categorize Mexican Americans in the United States and how these varying definitions have been used within a legacy of racial discrimination.
1 Δεκ 2003 · The lynching of persons of Mexican origin or descent has been largely overlooked by historians of American mob violence. This essay offers the first attempt to construct a systematic set of data on the subject. The authors contend that between 1848 and 1928, mobs lynched at least 597 Mexicans.
This open access book explores Mexican sociology's origins, 19th-century developments, and present-day impact on politics, economics, and social change.
In this study, the social construction of ethnic identity of predominantly low-acculturated, first-and second-generation U.S. Mexicans and Mexican Americans was examined by asking focus group participants to talk about what it meant to them to be members of their ethnic groups.
Ethnic identity. Diversity among people of Mexican descent also registers in the form and salience of ethnic identity, which, because of factors such as replenishment of the immigrant population, the history of coloniza-tion and geographic dispersion, hinge on axes of both time and space.
Mexico’s Demography and Theoretical Considerations. The demography of Mexico is socially, culturally, and economically wealthy, and thus, it is reflected in the complexity of its population dynamics. In this section, a description of Mexico’s demographic diversity is presented.
