Reflections: A Journal of Community-Engaged Writing and Rhetoric
Oct 2019
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Disrupting Discourse: Introducing Mexicano Immigrant Success Stories by Octavio Pimentel
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The goal of this article is to disrupt and challenge the negative discourses often associated with Mexican immigrants by introducing Mexicano concepts of success, including buenam gente, buen trabajador, and bien educado. These concepts emerged within a Mexicano immigrant community in California that I have been a part of for more than ten years. In… Continue reading Disrupting Discourse: Introducing Mexicano Immigrant Success Stories by Octavio Pimentel
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