chicano
Also known as Xicano, Xicana, Chicano ／ Chicana, Chicanos
alt=|thumb|212x212px|A "Chicano Power!" by MEChA|M.E.Ch.A. CSULA is held up in a crowd (2006).
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45 sectionsContents
- Etymology
- Usage of terms
- Early recorded use
- Reclaiming the term
- Chicano Movement
- Xicanisma
- Distinction from other terms
- ''Mexican American''
- ''Hispanic''
- Other terms
- Bicultural identity terms
- Identity
- Ethnic identity
- Political identity
- Cultural identity
- Indigenous identity
- Political aspects
- Anti-imperialism and international solidarity
- Labor organizing against capitalist exploitation
- Struggles in the education system
- Rejection of borders
- Sociological aspects
- Criminalization
- Gender and sexuality
- Chicanas
- Chicanos
- Heteronormativity
- Mental health
- Spirituality
- Cultural aspects
- Film
- Literature
- Music
- Chicano electro
- Chicano folk
- Chicano rap
- Chicano jazz
- Chicano rock
- Performance arts
- Visual arts
- International influence
- See also
- References
- Further reading
- External links
alt=|thumb|212x212px|A "Chicano Power!" by MEChA|M.E.Ch.A. CSULA is held up in a crowd (2006).
Chicano (masculine form) or Chicana (feminine form) is an ethnic identity for Mexican Americans that emerged from the Chicano Movement.