Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and…

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and the national origin of the writer. Then analyze the passage. As the Mexican population increased, Richard began to attend their dances and fiestas, and, in general, sought their company as much as possible, for these people were a strange lot to him. He was obsessed with a hunger to learn about them and from them. They had a burning contempt for people of different ancestry, whom they called Americans, and a marked hauteur toward México and toward their parents for their old-country ways. The former feeling came from a sense of inferiority that is a prominent characteristic in any Mexican reared in southern California; and the latter was a n inexplicable compensation fro that feeling.

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and…

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and the national origin of the writer. Then analyze the passage.   Take this message, Puerto Rican and mine: your free brothers in New York are with you and follow your lead by the light of one star Gilberto Concepción de Garcia, of grace and of combat

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and…

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and the national origin of the writer. Then analyze the passage. My friend became interested right away to buy it [silver set]. Juanita asked $35.00. I am sure it was worth more, but my friend continued to  bargain until finally she said, “I will give you a $15.00 check.”  I shook my hand at the side “no,” but Juanita only smiled at me, showing her pretty dimples and  nswered, “Alright.” This is how our rich Spanish families have been stripped of their most precious belongings. “Why did you it?” I whispered as I was going out the door. “I need the money tog the house,” she said.