Well ex-Q’s-me. Off course there is a difference and off course it’s divisive.
And that fact that Real Americana star spangled Chicanos don’t wanna take issue with the question at hand shows that it has been decided for us Tijuana Xicanos, citizenship, apparently, doth seems to matter.
Oh, like you didn’t know Lalo Alcaraz was from Tijuana and that Luis Urrea too and let’s not forget George Yepes.
Hence, I reiterate: does citizenship matter to be a Xicano?
For those new to the argument I would like to point out that I claim that Tijuana is Aztlán too. I’ve argued for it in spanish as well as in english that this is so the case.
Well, many would say, it isn’t certain, Mr. Martínez, because at this stage, any decent spanish speaking, english talking Xicano would have its fists up in the air by now, and abandon altogether the more familiar Julio Sueco nickname, to argue with me about the current kerfuffle.
The question pertains to the realms of Aztlán.
Within Aztlán, does citizenship matter?