La juventud mixteca en Tijuana. Educación, desarrollo, discriminación y neo-indianidad/Mixtec Youth in Tijuana. Education, Development, Discrimination and Neo-Indigenousness

Ethnic identity is part of the cultural and social capital with which Guerrero Mixtee origin youth in Tijuana seeks to develop capabilities that enhance their life projects. In interviews, the students of the bilingual school Ve'e Saa Kua'a, talk about their future related to their studies...

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