Mexican Americans As Part Of The Chicano Movement In The 60s

In this source, there are people of Mexican descent born in the United States and they are known as part of the Chicano Culture because it was a popular used by Mexican Americans during the Chicano Movement in the 60s, which was a symbol of pride. The Chicano movement created a political and cultural presence in response to years of oppression and discrimination in Caucasian American society. There are few women involved, and they are mostly men. Based on this source, the perspective mainly demonstrates globalization. The Chicano Movement because, although the Chicano movement happened in the 60s, they want to emphasize that in the modern generation because of all the years they have dealt with discrimination and oppression. All these years, it was uncommon to hear about the movement, but now they are promoting it in other cultures.

The concept of cultural revitalization is shown through a lot in this source because of how it has promoted and increased Mexican culture in Japan because of the Chicano Movement that occurred and how it has affected Mexican culture and people. All these years, it was uncommon to hear about the movement and now they choose to change that and promote the culture for the Mexicans and the later generations. Another characteristic that is shown the best in this source is marginalization, which conveys the idea that one culture is less important than another. During the Chicano Movement in 1960, Mexicans dealt with social oppression and discrimination. It has shown how they were treated and how the movement has truly affected them