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Contradicts social norms

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Erase historical value

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Accessibility

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More inclusive; fits modern agenda

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Unable to adapt to modern themes

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Keeping traditions alive

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Investing in housing to build affordable homes and in the end fund more schools leading to better and higher education

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When you sell dr*gs to help the economy in your community

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Cooking food from the neighborhood’s garden.

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Cooking food from the neighborhood’s garden.

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Will CEB remain successful in the future?

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Will CEB remain successful in the future?

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When your doctor friend helps you sell your liver

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When your doctor friend helps you sell your liver

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Bettering your community using your own resources

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Bro don’t delete this bro

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A model; example

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What do paradigms mean?

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If a neighbor was in need and the neighborhood helped them

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What does paradigms mean?

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What does paradigms mean
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1. This passage is discussing how many leaders in the Latina/e/o/x community focus on preserving their culture and identity by emphasizing historical accounts and traditionalist paradigms (example; model of), instead of looking towards the future and promoting new ideas. They often try to get outside support by portraying the community as lacking in resources and in need of external intervention. The question being raised is whether the progress of the Latina/e/o/x community should be measured by how much they evolve or by how much they preserve traditional views and models. The passages from Third Reality: Crafting a 21st Century Latino Agenda suggest that a new, culturally unifying social vision needs to be crafted to address future needs, and that the responsibility for creating this vision lies with the younger generation. The discussion prompts us to consider whether it's necessary for Latina/e/o/x leaders to continue focusing on showcasing the community from a historical perspective, or if they should encourage the community to envision itself differently in the future.