@equalisource.bsky.socialBy the 1990s, an expanding proportion of #Mexican Americans were mainstream Catholics and no longer sensed the same isolation or separation that their parents or grandparents likely experienced.
@equalisource.bsky.socialBy the 1960s three % of the #Mexican American population were members of Protestant denominations
@equalisource.bsky.socialBy the 1960s, though the #Mexican American population of the United States was close to 90 % Catholic, only 15 % of #Spanish-surname students in Los Angeles attended grades one through six in Catholic institutions, whereas in San Antonio 21 % attended grades one through eight
@equalisource.bsky.socialBy the 1950s, research revealed that the primary source of health care for a dominant percentageof #Mexican Americans had become doctors and clinics of the modern medical establishment.
@dustcircle.bsky.social#Mexican chain closes all remaining locations after 22 years
@equalisource.bsky.socialOver 66 % of the people of #Mexican ancestry were born in the United States, while 7.5 % of the total were naturalized citizens (1990 census)
@equalisource.bsky.socialBy the 1960s three % of the #Mexican American population were members of Protestant denominations, converted by Anglo Americans
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