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The paper critically examines negative stereotypes of Mexicans and Chicanos in U.S. media, highlighting their portrayal as violent and criminal figures often depicted with sombreros and tequila. It argues that these stereotypes primarily stem from the dominant U.S. media, particularly Hollywood. The author discusses the psychological underpinnings of stereotype formation, such as illusory correlation, and explores their representation in news, films, advertisements, and children's literature. The analysis emphasizes the harmful implications of these stereotypes and their potential to foster racism and bigotry.
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Stereotypes of Chicanos in the US, Dominik Lorenz
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