@todochidotv: One of the most beautiful parts of Mexican culture we've seen recently is its sense of community. It's a culture that creates spaces where everyone can feel like they belong. That's something many Mexican communities have carried with them wherever they go, and it deserves to be celebrated and acknowledged despite loss, tragedy, or hardship. 🇲🇽 #mexican #latina #latino #chicano #community

Layla Yvette :

I grew up in a town with a majority population being Mexican. When I moved away for college I felt so lost because I didn’t realize how much it mattered to be surrounded by people that looked like me and had similar life experiences as me. It took me years to find that sense of community again. I love being Mexican American 🥹

Vinnyjordan :

Suburbia is literally community?

ZONI SMITH :

Yes 🫶🏽🇲🇽🤎

Trashbabyk :

This is how I feel living in San Antonio I moved to Austin and came back because they just don’t have that there I got homesick fr

Strawberry Switchblade :

true and we are always willing to help if we can.

Lulu :

So real!!

Veronika92 :

Yess 🥰

AYEYOCICI 💓🇲🇽 :

Yesssssss

Cristóbal :

lizknows1888 :

Sanchez Arely :

YESSSS!!!!

Billythekid2 :

My mexican - American culture lol

Sandra 🍒🎱🧸🎀🪽 :

When I see other Latinas/latinos there is always a sense of respect and connection

brianguti.rrz :

you’re describing alienation, which is a symptom of capitalism. US is the beating heart of US capitalism so it makes sense why so many people are alienated, but it is nice to see people fighting isolation and creating third spaces.

Gabriel Arreola :

American culture led me to a life of solitude.

laborunited :

🥰🥰🥰 💯 💯💯

🧬Lee mas🐈⚡️ :

💖💖💖💖💖💖🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

The Ace Take 🎤 :

🥺🥺🥺❤️🇲🇽

broholdmybeer_ :

American culture is anti culture, because that's what the government has seeded. you cant keep the rich rich if the workers don't show up.

El Talibelicon :

You’re Mexican , what do you get out of calling yourself Mexican American