Sara is a Mexican American college student. When she was living in a Midwestern city where most people are white, she tried to ignore her Mexican identity because she does not like being different
When she moved to New Mexico to go to college there, Sara
made friends with a Mexican woman who lives next door. The woman told Sara a lot
about Mexican histories and histories of Mexican Americans in the U.S., which Sara
never heard of before. Learning more about Mexican histories, Sara starts perceiving her
Mexican identity is important for her. This is an example that majority history is a critical
component for enhancing cultural identity.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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