Indigenous Mexican Americans

Indigenous Mexican Americans are people who are from Mexico and descended from the original inhabitants of the land. They have their own cultures, languages, and traditions which have been passed down for generations. They live in many parts of the United States, often in cities or towns alongside other Mexican Americans. Indigenous Mexican Americans have faced many challenges, including poverty, discrimination, and lack of access to education and healthcare. They have also been affected by laws that have made it difficult for them to keep their traditions and language alive. In recent years, there has been more support for Indigenous Mexican Americans so that they can keep their culture alive and be included in American society.