Which goal did the Chicano Rights Movement pursue

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ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago

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Chicano Rights Movement pursue with four goals;

1. Restoration of land

2. Education reforms

3. Right of the farm workers

4. Voting Rights

The Chicano Rights movement which is also known as Chicano civil Rights movement came up at the time of Civil Rights era in 1960s. The Chicano movement largely addressed Mexico's negative ethnic stereotypes in the media and American consciousness.

The Chicano movement also highlighted the differentiation in the Public and Private institutions and due to this in the 20th century they established several organizations to protect themselves from the differentiation.

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