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By: Karen

Karen — Wed, 12 Sep 2012 20:13:35 +0000

Becky, Arizona used to be part of Mexico and Mexican-Americans have been a continuous presence in the region for hundreds of years. To erase Mexican-Americans from the history books is also to erase Arizona’s history. They want everyone to think that only white people built Arizona and that everyone of Mexican descent is “illegal.” That misinformation poisons the relationship between Mexican-Americans and whites, creating a false narrative in which white people have accomplished everything and Mexican-Americans, nothing. Mexican-American history is US history, and it should be taught in the schools.

By: Chantilly Patiño (@biculturalmom)

Chantilly Patiño (@biculturalmom) — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 06:52:47 +0000

Joyce, just wanted to point out that ‘Mexicans’ are ‘Native Americans’. The two cultures/races often go hand in hand. A quick look at a history book will demonstrate this.

By: Joyce

Joyce — Thu, 05 May 2011 04:19:22 +0000

I do not agree. This is AMERICA. America is very diverse, that’s true. But it is an English speaking country. You have assimilated here and you need to embrace the culture that is here. Arizona was part of Mexico, but that was a LONG time ago. It is not now. And let us not forget, the land was not originally Mexican. It belonged to the Native Americans FIRST. But that is neither here nor there. If you want to learn about Mexico and its traditions, go back and live in Mexico.
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By: Ana Lilian

Ana Lilian — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 06:15:33 +0000

Thanks for taking such a great stand on this issue, Yvonne, and for sharing your views with our readers.

I will agree that we should teach our children about our heritage at home. However, I would like to see what is being taught at schools reflecting the reality of their community. If any state needs to know about Mexican-American history it is Arizona; it is their history.

By: Chantilly Patiño

Chantilly Patiño — Sun, 23 Jan 2011 21:27:47 +0000

Angelica, you’re absolutely right that the education needs to start at home. When it comes to culture and language most public schools are seriously lacking and it falls on us, the parents, to pick up the slack.