German and Polish imports edge out candies from Spain. I ask a small group of Mexicans comparable to my station why there is so little turrón. One says “It’s the economy,” to which his wife remarked “But people buy German chocolates, and they’re even more expensive.” The rest sa...
... The term became widely used during the Chicano Movement of the 1960s by many Mexican Americans to express a political stance founded on pride in a shared cultural, ethnic, and community identity. How much of Mexico is mestizo? That's not the case in Mexico. Mexicans have divergent ...
In Georgia, for example, Mexicans comprised 65.4 percent of the total Hispanic population in 2006, followed by Central Americans (12.6 percent), Puerto Ricans (7.4 percent), and South Americans (6.1 percent) [76]. While pockets of the rural South have become home to these new Hispanic ...