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and feminist movements. However, others like
Patricia Adler, an Anglo female historian, saw them as dangerous and disruptive to the ideal Mexican American womanhood, something that was developing in comparison to Anglo feminism ideals. Adler commented that Pachucas âscandalized the adults of the Anglo and Mexican communities alike with their short, tight skirts, sheer blouses, and built-up hairdosâ. Many women felt this way, because las pachucas and the wearing of the suit was associated with delinquency and rebelled against proper feminine behavior and definitions of Mexican femininity.
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Angeles counterparts, Tucson Pachucas did not seem to take to gang life other than simply being aggressive- as shown from their motto 'no dejarse' which âdescribes a strategy of not allowing oneself to be treated unfairly or badlyâ- and hanging out in groups with their friends. The real difference was the tattoo of a small cross that Pachucas often wore clearly distinguishing them from their Los Angeles counterparts.
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community and identity as they found support within their families. While working, it helped influence a womanâs role in the world. They were starting to be seen in the workforce and played a larger role within labor and society. This helped shape the development for woman around the border states and
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Southwest with a bad reputation, they were perceived as evil and cruel - a bad stigma placed upon their heads as the riots grew. They were always known as dangerous, but now they would be ridiculed with derogatory remarks towards lesbianism and remarks regarding their dress. They had seen themselves as fierce and powerful, yet the media mocked them and portrayed them based on their appearances.
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community. Teenagers would drive over and hang out with friends while they drank alcohol and played the guitar. Roughly any fights broke out, their time together during these parties was to just be together and have fun. On accounts they would drink in the desert, and the girls would accompany guys in their cars for parties to impress other individuals.
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women it became more than just a style. Pachuca gangs, like the Black Widows and Slick Chicks, with their black drape jackets, tight skirts, fishnet stockings and heavily emphasized make-up, were ridiculed in the press. This was not just the case for pachuca women in gangs, but pachuca women in general.
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American women were able to confide in themselves and express their need to support their families. Although society had trouble with the socioeconomic and political changes, the women who worked near the borderlands and the American Southwest held that sense of
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After the Zoot Suit Riots began, articles were written about the
Pachucas characterizing them as bloodthirsty. Pachucas were described as manly and a danger to society. Those articles that were produced in Los Angeles caused a crisis for all Mexican American women in general. It left Mexican American
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Pachucas style evolved with the times. They still spoke calĂł, wore tattoos, put their hair up high, wore short skirts, a âblouse and the oxford shoes, black and white, with the white socksâ, bell bottoms and hip-huggers. They teased their hair up higher into a beehive, they wore
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Pachucas faced much backlash from their own Mexican American community. Specifically, the âŻPachuca, became a âŻcontested figure in the Mexican âŻAmerican community during the time of the riots and WWII. Some women admired and wore the style, creating their own identities within the American culture
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culture would drive fast cars and drink alcohol. While only some were able to attend house parties that were not chaperoned, Pachucas would rarely be seen at one of those unchaperoned house parties. The women were never able to attend parties due to the strict rules set by their families and overall
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The zoot suit was the most salient identifying feature of "pachuquismo", a
Mexican American youth subculture. This subculture emerged during a time of increased racism and the fight for Mexican American rights and equality within American society. Both men and women wore the fingertip coats, but for
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Angeles the youth subculture of Pachuco/as was clearly dominated by Chicana/os, Mexican American youth, this was not the case in Tucson where the Pachuca/o movement was made up of Chicana/o, Yaqui Indian and to some extent Apache Indian youth. Thus, native traditions, such as the small
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Amelia Venegas, a Mexican American woman and later considered a cholita, was arrested for disturbing the peace and carrying a concealed weapon after cursing at police officials. According to the press, "twenty-two-year-old, mother of a toddler and wife of a sailor, had incited violence by urging a
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For some, during the time of WWII the wearing of the pachuca style was a statement to the communities of their identity, for others it was a symbol of rebellion. The emergence of the coverage and documentation of Las Pachucas, as well as "the appearance of female pachucos coincided with a dramatic
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cross of protection that was placed on traditional Yaqui dance masks, made its way into the Pachuca tradition of tattooing a small cross either on the face or the hand. While specific placement is shown to have deeper meaning within the subculture it is not particularly elaborated on in the book.
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referred to them as âlas malinchesââtraitors to established Mexican codes of chaperoned feminine conduct.â In general, the Pachucos were praised in community for taking a stand against the Anglos, but the Pachucas were frequently criticized in media and in community⯠for being so open about their
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is a "portrait of teenagers getting dressed for a dance with one young woman concealing a razor blade in a barrette, no doubt, to be hip and protected". As far as the razor blade concealed in a barrette, protection for young women were of the utmost importance, especially during a time of
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was the main signifier for them as Cumming states that the "early Pachuco identity was manifested in linguistic practice." Pre-WWII Pachucas dressed the same as their peers, the main signifiers being tall hairstyles such as the âpompadourâ or high rolls in which, much like the Pachucas of Los
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gang of pachucos to attack sheriff's deputies in her East Los Angeles neighborhood." Additionally, newspapers reported that she âattempted to smuggle a pair of brass knuckles to "zoot suit hoodlums" to assist them in their street brawls with sailors.â
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heavy makeup, and continued to hang out in club-like âgangsâ which they gave names like âCopper Queensâ. They continued to use 'no dejarse' as their motto and portray a âtoughâ demeanor.
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featured a photograph of her baring teeth and shaking a threatening fist at the⯠camera. The pressâŻdeemed Venegas a "pachuco" girl, âŻa label that then suggested gang⯠affiliation.
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