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1. Chicano 2. El Hoyo 3. Capirotada

Chicano means Mexicano, not caring what part of Mexico you come from, color of skin or what you look like. El Hoyo is a place where the Chicanos come from, where beautiful hearts come from and where hell is raised on Saturday mornings. Capirotada is a known mexican dish that is made many different ways, but we all know what it looks and taste like because at the end it is the same dish made with love and that is what describes a Chicano.

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Three things I learned.

-Chicano is the short way of saying Mexicano

-El Hoyos Chicanos help feed the Mexican Army

-While being divided from within and from without, we are still Chicanos

"El Hoyo" clarified to me that the word Chicano is the short way of saying Miciano. I did not know the Chicanos helped feed the Mexican Army when they found out they only ate at infrequent intervals. This shows to me that Chicanos are pure at heart. Again, it clarified to me that it doesn't matter the color of your skin or what you look like, like a capirotada we are all Chicanos.

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Identities- The reading "El Hoyo" describes Chicanos identities ins many ways. One of them being when it explains the "capirotada" metaphor. Us as Chicanos might be in different colors or education but we carry the same identity.

History- "El Hoyo" mentions a lot of history and still present thing Chicanos experience. For example, when is describes houses made of simple adobe, wood and abandoned car parts. Many Chicanos still live in places like that or many of our ancestors lived that way.

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-It is doubtful they live in El Hoyo because of its scenic beauty-it is everything
but beautiful.

-If one is born with weakness for
acquiring bills, El Hoyo is where the collectors are less likely to find you.

-Anything calls for a celebration and a celebration calls for anything.

1. It means that el hoyo is not your typical Beverly hills, is the contrary of that. You see modesty screaming in the walls of your house and neighborhood.'

2. Neighbors usually help you out when the collectors are looking for you. Or it is easy to "hide" or you are ust simply never home.

3. There is always a party going on, we do not need a reason to celebrate anything, and the smallest thing calls for a party.

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1. brown 2. "r" rolling tilde 3. true Mexican

The word brown has a lot of meaning to me because us as Mexicans that is how we are "categorized" many people are not ok with it, but I am, I am proud of my skin color. The r rolling tilde means when you can't really pronounce your R's correctly which I struggle with too but in Spanish and in English as well. I want to believe it is a very common problem. Everyone has their own definition of a "true Mexican" some believe you have to be brown or be able to speak Spanish correctly.

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-I'm unworthy of the color 'cause I don't speak Spanish

-make me look bad, dumb

-a true Mexican at last

1. This is what many people that don't know the language very well or know it and can't write it suffer from. They feel less or not from their ethnicity due to now knowing the language. 2 This sentence gave me chills when I read it because I know that feeling. Sometimes we don't give much credit to ourselves and instead we beat ourselves up. 3 Is there a real definition of being a "true Mexican" I guess as long as it mees your own requirements of being a Mexican then we should be good. These 3 sentences really show what Michele has gone through with her pain of wanting to be a "real Mexican"

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This story shows Chicana language because it talks about how she suffers from now knowing Spanish well. She talks about feeling dumb and her attempts making her look dumb. I feel like in 5 Chicanos 3 go through that, many of us are not raised in a Spanish speaking home and we struggle once we get older for not knowing the language. The examples she uses of the rolling r's is a big one as well. Everyone has gone through that problem at least once in their lives.

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-hable mas despacio, porfavor

-i search for ssl classes

-spanish is in your blood

1. This is what we say when we do not understand Spanish, and people stare at us weird because we are brown and should know the language.

2. These are classes to learn more Spanish which help a lot to understand the language better and learn faster.

3. People assume because we are Mexican, we should know Spanish.

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1. latinx 2.wet-lines 3.#metoo

The word latinx "which is new to me" is a gender-neutral alternative to latino or latina. Wet-lines consisted of UFW members who would stop people from crossing the boarder from Yuma, AZ and San Luis. #Metoo movement is a social movement against sexual violence and sexual assault.

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A thing a learn from the reading is that Cesar Chavez begin strikes to bring awareness to the struggles of farm workers. I also learned that he started the illegal campaigns which was created to direct UFW members to report undocumented workers in the field. And I also learned the 'bad' side of Chavez of how he saw illegal aliens and how he referred to them as wet backs.

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The reading talks about Chavez legacy which was he starting the movement 'la causa'. Which was civil rights for farm workers, Chavez fought for better pay and safe working conditions. But the reading also talks about how Chavez expressed himself about undocumented people. Which he called wet backs. He also believed undocumented people where the reason why documented latinx did not have fair paying jobs.

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-there is an aspect of Chávez’s work that, for some, puts his legacy
into question

-The “wet lines” initiative consisted of UFW members who would stop people from
crossing the border
-Chávez went on record to say that those
breaking his strikes were “wetbacks” and “illegals.

These quotes are examples of what Chavez believed about undocumented people. He believed they were not allowed here and had no rights.