How did men’s fashion change at the turn of the 20th century? Men began to wear expensive suits and fedoras.
Men wore more accessories and adopted a casual style.
Men wore skinnier neckties and less expensive suits.
Men grew their hair long and grew in full facial hair.

In the introduction of becoming mexican american, sanchez draws from stuart hall's notion of cultural identity (pg. 12-13). hall asserts that identities are enmeshed in "becoming and of being." they are subjected to the elements and context of history. explain what you think he means by the idea of becoming and being and explain how context fits into comprehending the american concept of manifest destiny.