Synonyms for mexican-american
mex·i·can-amer·i·can

Princeton's WordNet

1. Mexican-American, Mexicanonoun

   a Mexican (or person of Mexican descent) living in the United States

Matched Categories

1. • Mexican

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1. Max Gonzales:

   We insisted in authenticy to the Mexican American culture and authenticity to the Democratic Arizona part of the story. We didn't want to have stereotypes.

2. Matt Barreto:

   The difference with Bush is he has access to the Mexican American experience, which is really different than the Cuban experience, rubio's biography is not unlike other immigrants, but Cubans had advantages that other immigrants don't. His experiences don't have the same resonance.

3. Rene Salazar:

   I grew up in south Texas — 99% Mexican-American. Mostly Latino. In my high school, we had one black student, and so, up until age 18, you can imagine, a lot of my ideas — a lot of my attitudes, a lot of my beliefs — about folks who were black came from what? The media.

4. Mexican American:

   I'm Mexican American. I grew up in Chicago, inner city, with parents who did not speak English, i'm glad I had that experience, but I also can tell Mexican American that those social determinants of health are really meaningful in our communities.

5. Duncan Tonatiuh:

   The villain here is racism and segregation, at the end of the book, what I wanted to show is the Mexican American children and the White children being in school together and playing together and interacting with each other.