Journal Article Link: A Movement Made of "Young Mexican Americans Seeking Change": Critical Citizenship, Migration, and the Chicano Movement in Texas and Wisconsin, 1960-1975 (original) (raw)
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This article examines the Chicano Movement in Texas and Wisconsin from 1960 to 1975, focusing on the critical citizenship, migration experiences, and the aspirations of young Mexican Americans seeking social and political change. It discusses the historical context of Chicano identity formation and civil rights struggles, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of Mexican Americans in advocating for their rights during this pivotal era. The findings highlight the movement's impact on community empowerment and social justice.
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