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====Racism, Social Inequality, and Cultural Pride==== *Analyzing both politics while highlighting their “critique of racism and inequality” and “emphasis on community control” *Different art styles employed to protest racial and economic inequality **“Puerto Rican Obituary” by Pedro Pietri **Focused more on emotional aspects of racism *Some search for their identity in Mexico and back completely altered **Fails to present Latinidiad as a complex identity and concept *El Plan de Santa Barbara **Disagreed with Chicanos and Puerto Ricans feelings of needing approval by dominant White groups **Instead had Anglo society prove itself to them **Mexicans were faced with the question of, “Is the sacrifice of your barrio or colonia worth achieving the American Dream? *Berkeley Professor, Carlo Muńoz explains the Chicano Movement’s strive for some unified identity *Members of both movements were not expected to choose between their racial pride and social equality **Drew high levels of awareness for social injustice of both groups **Eventually led to members and outliers to agree that these injustices were genuinely an issue *Unfortunately, both groups were more motivated by opposition that they were to execute success political strategy
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