Please answer for me unlike African-American’s Mexican Americans did not phase discrimination in the form of laws but they still face segregation Texas How did Mexican Americans faced social segregation in Texas what are some examples of discrimination that Mexican Americans overcame

Mexican Americans faced social segregation in Texas, they were killed mob violence or lynching.

Explanation:

Jim Crow implemented a law known as "Jaun Crow" which allowed multiple discriminatory messages to be displayed in Texas. This law forced racial discrimination against Mexican Americans.

It was clear that law was not discriminatory but racial discrimination did exist in Texas.

Mexican Americans were killed in 12 other states apart from Texas and this was inspired from Texas.

Mexican Americans overcame discrimination in education by forming MALDEF, which was the center of many other fights that Mexican Americans had for their right of equality.

American GI Forum was founded to work for equal treatment to be given to Mexican American veterans from World War II.

Mexican Americans were n to given equal rights and opportunities in Texas.

Explanation:

The Americans who were Mexican living in Texas were not given equal rights and opportunities in Texas as the other groups in that area. The were denied access to certain rights and opportunities.

There was also a war between Mexico and America because Americans believed that it was their right to increase their territory westwards leading to compulsory conquering of people living there. So when Mexico became a part of this, they were not treated equally.

But they overcame this by educating their people and giving opportunities to work to the people which gave them equal opportunities.

answer: your option is d

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