By: inoljt, http://mypolitikal.com/
Picture a Mexican immigrant, and several images generally come to mind. The average American might imagine tacos and his or her gardener, for instance. To this, of course, would be added the ubiquitous sound of Spanish. Almost every American links Hispanics and the Spanish language together. There is reason for this; after all, most Hispanics do have origins from countries which are Spanish-speaking. With regards to Mexico, Spanish is indeed the national language. It would not be, and is not, unreasonable to assume that the typical Mexican immigrant speaks Spanish.
What happens, however, when those Mexican immigrants can’t speak Spanish?
The result is the topic of a fascinating study titled “Indigenous Mexicans in California Agriculture.”
More below.