- chicanismo
- (chee-kah-NEES-moh) [Spanish] The values, traditions, and culture of Mexican Americans, or the pride taken by Mexican Americans in their background.
Dictionary of foreign words and phrases. Mary Varchaver and Frank Ledlie Moore. 2012.
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