Spanish Speaking People Analysis

The author of this article is Carlos Hipolito-Delgado, and he is an undergraduate at UCLA. Spanish-speaking people label themselves differently from other kind of Spanish speaking people. We are not the same, we come from different countries, and here in the U.S they label all of us with one word. Many of us that come from Mexico label each other something differently from others because we feel we identify each other differently. The author probably wrote this article because he wanted to let people know that even some of us come from the same country, and we have the same heritage we identify ourselves differently from each other, “… identifies himself as a Chicano because he believes it’s a way to recognize his indigenous ancestry. But …show more content…
I think it important to know this because can tell a lot on how a person identifies themselves as. Not everyone likes being called Hispanic because this term is used to identify Spaniards and not Spanish Speaking counties to the South of the United States. I can relate to this because I personally consider myself a Mexican-American. My parents are from Mexico, and I was born here in the United States. I have both the Mexican and United States nationality, and I feel like it identifies me. It is worth reading because one can get some knowledge. Some people prefer to get called something that is not Hispanic. With this article it makes us realize that not everyone likes getting called “Hispanic”, “Chicano” or “Latino”. This document can affect the categories on the applications in work because then they will not choose the option of Hispanic. They will identify themselves as something different because this article can make them realize that every term out there means different things, and it can show how proud they are with their