Chipotle Mexican Grill

Tostitos Medium Chunky Hot Salsa is the prime choice of salsa made with all natural ingredients: diced tomato, onions, garlic, and a generous helping of jalapeño pepper in order to give that bold and spicy taste. Its versatility is endless! It is normally used as a topping for favorite appetizers when watching the big game, celebrating special occasions, or even as simple yet delicious snack when combined with Tostitos tortilla chips™ and dips. This product is made and distributed by Frito-Lay…

With the 2020 census approaching, a lot of research has gone into making sure the data received will be as accurate as possible. One of the main concerns is the misrepresentation of members with origins in different Spanish speaking countries. The problem is seen clearly seen in the numbers, according the 2010 census, when prompted about race identification, 37% of Latinos selected “some other race”. This means that at least 19 million people are being misrepresented, but why are so many…

On October 27, between the hours of 6pm to 8pm, a famed Cuban director, Gloria Rolando graced the campus of Morgan State University. She came to show the faculty and student population a special film screening of her movie “Roots of My Heart.” This movie screening was held in the Murphy Recital Hall and an in-depth explanation of the movie at its conclusion. The movie “Roots of My Heart” was a movie created to highlight the massacre that occurred of the dark skinned Cubans in 1912. At the time…

In My Life As an Undocumented Immigrant, Jose Vargas utilizes the appeal to pathos and the appeal to ethos in order to communicate his life experiences as a writer and as an undocumented immigrant. The appeal to pathos is found in vargas’ use of personal experiences while the appeal to ethos is accounted for in his description of working from the bottom to the top in his field. In multiple parts throughout his essay, Vargas describes the sacrifices his family members had to make in order to give…

I am Cierra Howard. A 15 year old African American/ Indian Christian female. My skin is a light shade of caramel of which they call “lightskin”. This makes everyone question whether I’m mixed with African and Caucasian. I am 5’3 with brown hair and brown eyes. My friends say that around my eyes, I look Chinese. I’m in the school band for Mt. Morris or EAJ Highschool and I play the flute; I would love to learn a bunch of other different instruments though. My mom is a secretary and my dad works…

for equality in the Mexican Revolution. Rebelling against the Mexican army and wanting to overthrow dictatorial leadership displayed his urge for leadership change. With leadership change, he would be able to aid the peasants with new laws that would have greatly benefited Mexico as whole thus having economical change. Additionally, he demanded for land ownership change asking for the return of land taken away from rich hacienda owners and demanded for the right of the mexican people to vote for…

The Struggle in the Fields After watching the PBS Documentary Cesar Chavez and the UFW Grape Boycott I have learned the many struggles and determination that the Chicanos showed to help construct and create a better living for each and every one of the Immigrant families. Throughout the video there were testimonies and stories of how the Immigrant workers were being treated until and throughout the boycotts to get better wages. For example, a woman was asked how much she was being paid and if…

discrimination made them unequal one for being Mexican, and two…

Hello Prof.Collins and Classmates I am half Italian and half Puerto Rican, the Latina side of me recognizes the struggles that many Latinos , especially those illegal immigrate faces for full legal equality under the law. But I am torn on this subject since these Latinos are undocumented , but they come to American to escaped poverty, the corruption in their country ,and many other factors. They just want a part of the American dream, and it should be done legally ,but at times they have no…

the Mexican and American culture. This started when Mexicans started being born in the U.S. producing the term Mexican-American. Parents of these Chicanos, another word for Mexican-American, often make them adapt only to one culture. However, some Chicanos like the American culture more than the Mexican culture and vise versa. This sparked the clash between these two different cultures. Nevertheless, it is evident which culture is better than the other. In the lives of Chicanos, the Mexican…