chicanismo

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• Chicanismo — This article is part of the series Chicanos and Mexican Americans Chicano · La Raza · Latino Mexican American · Hispanic Pre Chicano Movement …   Wikipedia

• chicanismo — /chee kah neez maw/; Eng. /chee kah neez moh, niz moh/, n. Spanish. 1. pride in one s heritage as a Mexican American. 2. the heritage, background, culture, etc., of Mexican Americans. * * * …   Universalium

• Chicanismo — noun A movement embodying pride in Chicano culture and ethnicity …   Wiktionary

• chicanismo —    (chee kah NEES moh) [Spanish] The values, traditions, and culture of Mexican Americans, or the pride taken by Mexican Americans in their background …   Dictionary of foreign words and phrases

• chicanismo — chi·ca·nis·mo …   English syllables

• chicanismo — chi¦kä¦niz(ˌ)mō, shi , kȧ , is( noun ( s) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from chicano + Spanish ismo ism : strong ethnic pride exhibited by Chicanos …   Useful english dictionary

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