It is an iconic picture of Mexico: The image of a farmer reclining against a cactus, his sombrero pulled over his eyes, his posture evident that he is asleep. The. ... Many locals have already been at work for hours when our classmates make their way into the Instituto Cultural Oaxaca around 9 a.m. each day. read more
For many years, Mexicans in the United States have been stereotyped. Some of the most common stereotypes that come to mind consist of: laziness, being illegal immigrants, unable to speak the English language, drunks, and gang members. read more
In fact, after having moved to the US as a teenager for my father’s work, I was amazed at all the stereotypes American people have for us Mexican people. But even worse, I was very disappointed that some people, including Mexican Americans, believe them, because they truly don’t know real Mexican culture. read more