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ED065263 - A Study of Several Linguistic Functions of Mexican-American Children in ... chronological age, grade (7th & 8th), sex, and socioeconomic status. ...
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By 1940, this figure had dropped to 14.8%. It dropped farther to 11.2% in 1950, 7.5% in 1990 and 7.1% in 2000. The linguistic status, however, does not necessarily explain if a Mexican citizen feels that he or she is an Indian by blood, by culture, or tradition.
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Chapter I ; Mexican-Americans and Other Language-Minority Groups ... Researchers Baratz, Snowden & Durán (Durán, 1988) compared achievement across three ethnic/linguistic groups: White non-language-minority students, Hispanic non-language-minority students, and Hispanic language-minority students.
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Mexican American - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Those who remained north of the border were guaranteed citizenship after two years, along with other privileges and responsibilities related to this status. ... After the war, despite the fact that thousands of Mexican Americans lost their lives in battle, many Hispanics remained segregated in neighborhoods out of sight...
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Excerpt #5: "The chapter on Mexican-Americans in Loren Taylor’s The Consolidated Ethnic History of Wyandotte County provided oral history accounts of education experiences, along with the myth that Saturnino Alvarado sued the Kansas City Kansas Board of Education in 1926. The myth recounted there was that the case...
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This unequal treatment continued through the war years and into the 1950s. Mexican Americans' unequal status was especially evident in their representation on juries. While not prohibited by law from serving, they were almost universally excluded on the grounds that they were not qualified to serve.
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The Mexican Americans' white status found early judicial support in the case that marks the beginning of the Mexican American civil rights canon, In re Rodriguez. The case involved the right of naturalization. ... Many Texas districts continued to apply the linguistic separation criteria indiscriminately,
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