Mexican-American literature refers to literary works written by authors with Mexican heritage who were born or raised in the United States. This genre often explores themes related to cultural identity, immigration experiences, and the intersectionality of being both Mexican and American.
Chicano Literature: Literary works produced by writers of Mexican descent living in the United States. It focuses on the Chicano experience and cultural identity.
Borderlands: The geographical area along the border between Mexico and the United States, often symbolizing a space of cultural hybridity and negotiation.
Assimilation: The process by which individuals or groups adopt the customs, language, and culture of a different society.
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