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RonnieMemberPlease understand that in the mexican culture it is considered almost a gesture of respect if they do not make direct eye contact when passing. This may seem odd, however, consider that in our culture it is considered a sign of aggression if you make direct eye contact, stare, or ‘mad dog’ somebody. This could also be answered by looking at the self esteem and confidence of the individual. Most Mexicans are unsure of their environment and who to trust when they migrate here. I am American/Mexican (I prefer it in that order) or otherwise known as ‘Chicano’ and Mexicans (nationals) treat us (Chicanos) the same way. They feel that they have to be true to their Mexican heritage and so therefore cannot concede to the Chicanos…if that makes any sense.
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