They rejected the term Mexican American as assimilationist and a means of "Whitening" and referred to themselves Chicano/a, a term that had previously been used as a slur. In the 1960s and 1970s there was an anti-assimilationist movement by young Mexican-Americans, especially students, to reclaim Mexican culture and identity. Seventy-one percent of Mexican Americans were born in the U.S., and 60% reside in California and Texas. Census Bureau reports from 2010-2019 found that there are approximately 32 million Americans of Mexican heritage, representing 61.5% of all Latino Americans. The Migration Policy Institute estimates that about 25% of foreign-born immigrants are Mexican. Mexican Americans are the largest Latino ancestral population and one of the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the United States. MEXICAN AMERICANSMexican Americans are Americans of full or partial Mexican descent. Music in Global America Main Menu COURSE INTRODUCTION AFRICAN MUSICAL TRADITIONS AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC IRISH AND IRISH-AMERICAN MUSIC MUSIC OF THE ARAB WORLD AND ARAB AMERICANS GLOBAL RAP AND HIP HOP CUBAN MUSIC IN AMERICA KLEZMER SOUTH KOREAN POPULAR MUSIC CALYPSO, SOCA, AND CARNIVAL Marc Thorman f2b57c456bb408491ab2cdffaf869c4905420054 NORTENO & TEJANO 1 media/mariachi.jpg T19:12:46-07:00 Colin McDonald ca930b0e7394f78ad796433f73d2077b97842b93 30914 72 THE MUSIC OF NORTHERN MEXICO AND MEXICAN-AMERICANS image_header T19:21:02-07:00 Marc Thorman f2b57c456bb408491ab2cdffaf869c4905420054 Header image: Chris Goldberg on Flickr, CC BY-NC 2.0 Please enable Javascript and reload the page.
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