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I am giving the details of Negotiating Two cultures: Accommodation and Resistance of Latinas with Respect to the
Education of their Children in Chicago provided by Irma Olmedo in University of Illinois at Chicago for your reference. Surviving in a culture different from one’s own requires a variety of adjustments in ways of thinking and behaving. Many immigrants to the United States have made this transition, assimilating to the new culture, forgetting their mother tongue and becoming “Americans.” Many recent Latino immigrants, especially Mexicans, have attempted to accommodate to U.S. mainstream culture without assimilating, thus trying to maintain their own language and customs. The use of the term transnational communities in relation to Mexican immigrants is appropriate not only because many Mexican immigrants return regularly to their communities in Mexico, but also because even within the mainland United States, they manage to recreate many of the cultural patterns of their home communities. For the rest of the details you can go through it.