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Essay on Chicano movement
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Contents
Introduction    3
Thesis statement    3
Background    4
Struggle for rights by the Chicano people in US    4
History of the Chicano movement    5
The politics of law and trials in the Chicana case law and movement    6
Elements that combine to have the keeping of the affirmative actions    6
Supporting evidence no.1    7
Supporting evidence no.2    7
Supporting evidence no.3    8
Counterarguments and refute arguments for Mexican Americans (Chicanos rights)    8
Conclusion    9
Restatement and readdressing of the thesis statement    10
References    11
Introduction
In the recent events, the case study is followed with decision of the case that is decided by the US Supreme Court to eliminate action in the US and the main reason for this elimination is there is followed race based programs that remedies to remove the inequalities that is based on the race. The people in the United States are no longer seeking and agreeing with such remedy and they want to free them from such racial discrimination as followed thereupon. There is the struggle for the rights that are made by the Chicana/o people, the history of the Chicano movement is discussed and the politics of the law and trials for such inequalities are followed there. The Chicana people in US are the Mexican descent who was born in the US (Salas). The term is popular from the Mexican descent that occurs in the movement launched by them in 1960s. The laws and trials with their enforcement procedures are also followed by the federal court and in the recent times in 2019, the Supreme Court of US is taking a stance over this issue. There are some of the elements that decide on the affirmative action taken by the US.
Thesis statement
The Chicana movement in the US in the late 1960s that is usually referred as Chicano civil rights movements or EI movimiento was generally a civil rights movement that occurred in 1960s. the thesis statement put forwards the view on how the movement was spurred in the entire US and how the Mexican citizens who were born in the US acquired their liberty and rights there. The Mexican movement was gaining power in the same era and it was stated that this movement will lead to bring different civil right movement. The world at that time was witnessing the powerful of this movement. In the recent times, there is racing based movements and removal of inequalities that was opposed by certain Americans (Rosales). The main motto is to eliminate such inequalities. The main question to be put forward is what the reason behind this movement is and why such movement is needed there? This is also termed as the Mexican American empowerment movement which led the Mexican born American to bring their inequalities to the present context where the US Supreme court is taking tough actions against this and there are different elements that that supports the affirmative action of such a movement.
Background
The Chicano movement occurred in the US during 1960s with the aim in the civil rights era with three goals. Following three goals are mentioned in the background partL
· The first goal is to restoration of the land. When the lands were acquired by the native Americans who were originally from the US, then it was seen that Mexican American do not have the rights over the lands. It was in the past time that is successfully followed in the recent era also. This is the main reason why the government of the US and the Supreme Court is taking a tougher action to remove the inequalities.
· The second goal is to right for farm workers because the farm workers were not given the right and they need to succeed with the right goal and aim. In the recent era, the federal Court is taking a stricter action against them who harass them.
· Thirdly, it is education reforms, in the present time, the world’s wealthiest and the powerful country like US also needs to have some improvement in the education reforms for the Mexicans who are born in the US.
Struggle for rights by the Chicano people in US
The changed emerged during the time of the political era when the Mexican American political association worker a hard to elect the John F. Kennedy president in 1960 and when the Kennedy was sworn in the office the appointments made by Kennedy was for the Hispanics and there were many posts that were upheld by them. The Latinos, particularly, Mexican Americans demands the freedom in the labor context, the labor reforms and educational and other sector reforms. In the case of the Brown V. Board of education, the US Supreme Court determined that separate but equal schools violated that principles of the natural justices and in 1954, the same year, Brown appeared before the Supreme Court where upheld that Hispanics were offered no rights with equality. It is because with the separation followed with equality will gain no success to them (Hinojosa). The struggle was made too in 1970s and the Supreme Court ruled that 14th amendment guaranteed the equal...