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Latinx (Gender (Machismo (Gloria Anzaldua (Most cultures have burned and…

- - - - Most cultures have burned and beaten homosexuals and others that deviate from the the sexual common. the queer are the mirror reflecting the heterosexual tribes fear: being different, being other and therefore lesser, therefore sub-human, in-human, non-human
        
        whatever is out of the ordinary affects the machista community which is considered the norm.
  - - - Feminism has taught us this. the nationalism I seek is the one that decolonizes the brown and female body. as it decolonizes the brown and female earth.
        
        Morraga talks about how clear it is to her that in a male dominant culture she needs to make a difference
- - - - All the eating, smiling, and talking stopped and a mean sounding murmur rose from all this blancos sitting on stools. Brew, who had been watching from outside, came in and gently led me out with looks to the blancos that said, "he's a stranger here..."
        
        Piri Thomas has a strong reality check when he attended and all white school and he faced the discrimination and saw the advantages and preference white people get.
  - - - until they stop neglecting the art of their dialogue for broken english lessons to impress the mister goldsteins who keep them employed as lavaplatos porters messenger boys
        
        we see Pietri talking about racism when he explains the segregation and minus-precious of the immigrant population
    - - Puerto Ricans are of all colors and we resist racism. Millions of poor white people are rising up to demand freedom and we support them. They are the ones in the u.s. that are stepped on by the rulers and the government. We each organize our people, but our fights are the same against oppression and we will defeat it together. POWER TO ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE!
        
        shows how much they stress the abolition of racism and how they will stand against it doesn't matter what it takes.
- - - - He kisses me and clasps his hand around my breast, my nipple knotting beneath his fingers. I am not truly sure what he is going to do before he does it.
        
        this shows that sometimes females get abused and touched without consent.
    - - I killed those men who dared To steal my mine, Who raped and killed my love My wife. Then I killed to stay alive.
        
        sexual abuse has been one of the main problems and its explained in the poem I am Joaquin .
  - - - We are opposed to violence-the violence of hungry children, illiterate adults, dis- eased old people, and the violence ofpoverty and profit.
    - - she battled into the world. Hardly surviving the blood cord twice wrapped,tense around her neck. Hanging.
- - - - El Plan espiritual de Azatlan sets the theme that the chicanos must use their nationalism as the key or common denominator for mass mobilization and organization
        
        Nationalism is the key aspect to chicanos that goes beyond religion and politics. All members of la raza agree upon Nationalism
    - - we gave birth to a new generation, AmeRícan salutes all folklores, european, indian, black, spanish Nationalism is the key to overcome foreign rule for the chicanos. it affects and goes beyond the religion, politics, etc. Nationalism is what keeps them standing. and anything else compatible
        
        Tato Laviera uses Nationalism to describe Puerto Rican struggle and to state that the new nationalism does not believe in different colors