In some settings, in the past and the present, Mexican Americans have been able to fight discrimination better than African Americans because:

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All the options provided contribute to the reasons why, in some contexts, Mexican Americans have been able to combat discrimination more effectively than African Americans. A) The informal nature of discrimination against Mexican Americans sometimes allowed for more flexibility in navigating or resisting such discrimination. B) Historically, Mexican Americans have had access to somewhat greater resources, which could include social, economic, or political resources that aided in their fight against discrimination. C) The ability of Mexican immigrants to maintain strong links to their home country provided a support network and a sense of community solidarity that could be leveraged in their struggle against discrimination.

In Some Settings, in the Past and the Present, Mexican