Cultural pluralism by Julio Blanco

Jocelyn Elizabeth Menjivar Martinez

2023-02-03 14:38:50 UTC

In California: Latinos are now outnumber withes in the States since 2015.

Jennifer Michelle Quintanilla Ayala

jenniferayala2494 — 2023-02-03 14:40:49 UTC

The Chicano Movement:
In the new Latino cultural pluralism expanded the Spanish language program and in fact, thanks to this, many states were able to access education that included instruction in Spanish and Mexican history.

Kennya Valeria Pérez López

2023-02-03 14:42:32 UTC

I didn't know how discriminated were Asian immigrants in the US after WW2 that they even created concentration camps for them. Even though they gave them money as an apology for these camps, I think money isn't enough.

David Alexander Escobar Rosales

alexescobarrosales — 2023-02-03 14:43:54 UTC

New cultural Pluralism for the native American "Red Power", in December 1972 the "AIM", the Native American Legal Victories from 1975-1976 for Indian people in America, high unemployment in 1971 and avarege annual family income.

Jose Roberto Ramirez Perez

2023-02-03 14:46:39 UTC

The most part of Cuban American was concentrated in Florida while the Fidel Castro communist regime was happening in Cuba.

Adriana Guadalupe López Martínez

2023-02-03 14:46:52 UTC

In New Mexico at 314,915 square kilometers, it is the fifth largest state in the United States.

Nelson Alexander Portillo Portillo

2023-02-03 14:46:54 UTC

Back in the 80's the Asian Movement took place in US ,
Something very interesting is the fact that The Congress Itself gave a $20,000 dollar compensation to the Japanese citizens Who were in a concentration camp some decades before (During WW2)

Erick Daniel López Sorto

2023-02-03 14:47:22 UTC

Native American legal victories
The most famous battle of all the Indian Wars is the Battle of the Little Bighorn. It took place in 1876 during the Black Hills War and was the greatest defeat of the United States military in their conflicts with native people.

Patricia Lisseth Ramirez Ramos

2023-02-03 14:47:36 UTC

Chicano movement was based on Mexican-American affirmation of heritage and the realization that their heritage was being lost to the United States’ melting pot. Initially the term Chicano served as a derogatory identifier for Mexicans who recently immigrated to the United States.

Gilberto Enmanuel Vasquez Vasquez

2023-02-03 14:47:38 UTC

Asían Immigrants increase

From 1965 to 1985 The total of asían immigrants increase, japanese Americans, The third generación of Japanese nicknamed "sensei".

Kenya Dayana Romero Orellana

2023-02-03 14:47:47 UTC

The Chicano Movement, also referred to as El Movimiento, was a social and political movement in the United States inspired by prior acts of resistance among people of Mexican descent, especially of Pachucos in the 1940s and 1950s,

Javier Ernesto Rodríguez Jaco

sonjules — 2023-02-03 14:48:21 UTC

In the new cultural pluralism, the USA government compensates Japanese people with $20,000 because of the camps.

Katy Gomez

2023-02-03 14:49:09 UTC

We can see that the Hispanic people started to grow faster and this is because especially in Cuba the Cubans stared to go to the US for the Fidel Castro Regime and of course the people don't want to stay there. Most of the time we see that the Hispanic people go to another country in this case US because they are going to have a better life there.

Karen Vanessa León Iraheta

2023-02-03 14:49:12 UTC

The Chicano Movement: began in the 1960s with a desire to improve the treatment of Mexican-Americans in various sectors: politics, education, and labor, especially in the agricultural fields. "Race yes, War no!"

Laura Daniela Catota

2023-02-03 14:49:26 UTC

The Chicano Movement began with the desire to improve the treatment of Mexican-Americans in several sectors: politics, education, and work.

María Alejandra Márquez Tobías

alee93646 — 2023-02-03 14:49:41 UTC

In United States, the cubans have privileges like political, economic and social.

John F. Kennedy (1961-63) massively expanded the refugee program. Then Lyndon B. Johnson (1963-69) passed the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 allowing any Cuban in the United States to obtain permanent legal status and US citizenship. This law was the most decisive and is still in force today.

Astrid Daniela Monterrosa

2023-02-03 14:50:04 UTC

On October 23, 1942, near Palm Springs, California, a United States Air Force bomber shot down an American Airlines DC-3. Among them are twelve victims due to that accident, also is the award-winning composer and lyricist Ralph Rainger (Thanks for the Memory, Love in Bloom, Blue Hawaii).

Gabriela Pichinte

gh420614 — 2023-02-03 14:50:05 UTC

The new Latino cultural pluralism:

Hispanic Americans were the fastest growing minority.
Among them are: Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexicans and more.
There are also the Cuban-Americans who flocked to Florida fleeing Fidel Castro's communist regime. They are more conservative.

Jimena Alejandra Bernal

2023-02-03 14:50:19 UTC

The Red Power Movement is credited with ending the federal policy of termination, which sought to strip tribal members of their rights, their identities, and their ancestral lands by revoking the recognition of tribal citizenship.

Guillermo Alfaro

guillermoalfarof17 — 2023-02-03 14:50:25 UTC

High unemployment
The unemployment rate in the US inched lower to 3.4 percent in January 2023, the lowest level since May 1969 and below market expectations of 3.6 percent, as the number of unemployed people declined by 28 thousand to 5.69 million and the number of employed increased by 894 thousand to 160.1 million, it's surprising

Alejandra María García Franco

2023-02-03 14:50:36 UTC

Between 1965 and 1985 Asian immigrants increase in US. In 1965 was 1 million of immigrants, but in 1985 was 5 million of immigrants. Asian people migrate to US to find a better life and to escape from war.

Andrea Beatriz Miranda Pérez

andreabmiranda20 — 2023-02-03 14:50:41 UTC

I didn't know that in The New Cultural Pluralism Latino hispanic were the fastest growing minority like Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Mexican and more.
Most of the Cuban concentrated in Florida.

Miranda Beltrán Alejandra Michell

2023-02-03 14:51:03 UTC

CONCENTRATED IN FLORIDA

By Fled Fidel Castro's Communist Regime

The Cuban people are descendants of Spanish colonizers and of African slaves once employed in the sugar industry. Two-fifths of the Cuban population is Roman Catholic. Nearly half report no religious affiliation. Many of those who call themselves Catholics are also adherents of an Afro-Cuban religious tradition known as santeria.

Ana Cecilia Arévalo Lovo

2023-02-03 14:51:17 UTC

In the Chicano movement:
-Consisted mostly of Mexican Americans.
-Advocated for Cultural Pluralism.
-Expanded Spanish language programming.

José Fernando Rivas Chicas

2023-02-03 14:52:28 UTC

Chicano movement, was a change in the way that the latin american live in United States looking for combating institutonal racism, increasing cultural hegemony and guaranteeing equal labor and political rights.

Jeffrie Mauricio Montoya Portillo

2023-02-03 14:52:53 UTC

The new cultural pluralism latino
Hisanic america were the fastest growing minority like Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico etc.
USA had a movement wich called “chicano movement” it is consisted by Mexican Americans, advocated for cultural pluralism and expanded spanish language programming.

Sofía Guadalupe Callejas Pichinte.

2023-02-03 14:53:36 UTC

I didn't know that third generation Japanese Americans are known by the name "Sensei" with field relocation.

Victor Manuel Rodriguez Medrano

victor21vr77 — 2023-02-03 14:53:44 UTC

HISPANIC AMERICANS WERE THE FASTEST GROWING MINORITY.
The numbers showed that the Hispanic population of the United States had increased by 4.7 percent since the last count, officially making Hispanics the largest minority group in the country.

Stefany Michelle Caliz

2023-02-03 14:54:02 UTC

I did not know that the Red Power movement was a social movement led by young Native Americans to demand the self-determination of Native Americans in short, so that they could have absolute control of their places of residence.

Katterine Yessenia Reyes Chacón

kattyrch11 — 2023-02-03 14:54:12 UTC

Japanese-Americans
In this third generation culture it is called "sansei"
They are mentioned in this way because they are the person who belongs to the third generation of Japanese immigrants in a certain country as in this case.

Native American "Red Power" by David Angel Aviles Flores

2023-02-03 14:55:02 UTC

Before, I didn't know that, The Red Power movement was a social movement led by Native American youth to demand self-determination for Native Americans in the United States. Organizations that were part of Red Power Movement included American Indian Movement (AIM) and National Indian Youth Council (NIYC)

Natalia Verónica Posada Ayala

ayalavero2001 — 2023-02-03 14:55:26 UTC

February 1973: American Indian Movement. They took and occupied the city of Wounded Knee, South Dakota, United States.
They were protested about:
*Honor broken treaties
*Reservation reform

Claudia Cristela Pérez

2023-02-03 14:55:32 UTC

Hispanic Americans

Some Cubans traveled from the communist regime of Fidel Castro and their growth was concentrated in Florida, due to which Hispanic Americans were the fastest in the growth, in addition to other Hispanic countries such as Puerto Rico and Mexico.

And probably some Central Americans have also fled due to violence or the different diversities that have been experienced.

Elenilson Alirio Ayala Diaz

2023-02-03 14:55:32 UTC

During this period many asian inmigrants increase, how was in the 1882 where almost 40,000 chinesse inmigrants arrived to US, also generally middle class background.

Ana Gabriela Cárcamo Leiva

2023-02-03 14:56:38 UTC

Pluralism latin
The Hispanic were the minority stronger on growing, as Cubans concentrated in Florida specifically, they were part of Spanish group, but they migrated for security

Jocelyn Molina

2023-02-03 14:56:54 UTC

American Indian Movement : 1, 973

I didn't know that indian made a movement because of discrimination and for the bad treatment they received from other Americans, they was tired of the same situation and they decided to made a protest.

Jerson Daniel Hernández Leiva

3127892021 — 2023-02-03 14:57:28 UTC

The first Japanese immigrants to the United States of America were known as Issei, or “first generation.” A group of colonists arrived in California from Japan

Gabriela Marisol Vásquez Dimas

3117032021 — 2023-02-03 14:57:55 UTC

Chicano Movement was a social and political movement in the United States inspired by prior acts of resistance among people of Mexican descent, called for the Chicano community to be able to control its own resources and determine its own future. It called for community control of its schools, its economy, its politics, and its culture.

Keren De la O

2023-02-03 14:58:49 UTC

^{1959 – 1968: The triumph of Fidel Castro in Cuba and the fall of Rafael Leónidas Trujillo in the Dominican Republic unleash a migration of hundreds of miles of Cubans (protected by the Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966) and Dominicans towards their neighbor to the north}.

Helen Peña

2023-02-03 14:58:49 UTC

Even though Asians were well-educated in their country, they decided to look for greater opportunities (most of them belong to middle class background); since that, the Asian immigrants increased between 1965-1985 in the US.

Karla Lisseth Deleón

2023-02-03 14:59:29 UTC

In Saudi Arabia, while a lot of migrants bring their culture along and the country now has a considerable South Asian diaspora. they are not allowed to practice their culture openly.

Manuel Antonio Muñoz Martínez

2023-02-03 14:59:40 UTC

The new cultural pluralism latino/natives.

From 1990 to 2002 Almost all the Mexican we're born there in are acquired they're own culture influence by Americans people so I didn't know the way they discriminate them only for the nationality and can lead to bad actions about it.

Rosa Guadalupe Estupinian Rubio

2023-02-03 14:59:50 UTC

The new cultural pluralism natives.
I did not know the difference in annual income, the income of the native Americans was very low, the white Americans had better economic income

Nahomy Cruz

nahomycruz24 — 2023-02-03 15:00:36 UTC

Mexico
Migration from Latin America to USA

The largest number of migrants from Latin America to the US come from Mexico and from Central America. The majority of immigrants in the US from Central America are arriving from 'northern triangle' countries – Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador.

Cristel Nicole Carbajal Huezo

2023-02-03 15:01:00 UTC

It's fascinating to read about things you don't know.
And I found interesting that fact:

* Cuban Americans were the highest median income among Hispanics.

Griselda Isabel Hernández Beltrán

2023-02-03 15:04:20 UTC

Compared to the rest of the Hispanic population in the United States, Cubans are older, have a higher level of education, a median household income, and are different in many ways from the rest of the Hispanic population.

Julissa Bolaños Fabian

2023-02-03 15:04:21 UTC

Chicano movement was consider mostly of Mexican Americans and advocated for Cultural Pluralism. Expanded spanish language.