Latino Dual Identity

Hispanic, raised in the United States, has a dual identity. In addition to the American culture where they live, they are also influenced by their parents' blood and culture. Long talks between two completely different cultures cause big problems as they are not fully aware of culture and are also plagued by cultures between Spanish and English. They are still trying to connect with their roots. The duality of Latin identities and the pursuit of their personal identity are strongly reflected in their writings.

In the comedy text being analyzed, the use of Latin and non-Latin cultural stereotypes as a source of humor achieves two objectives. Broader American mainstream. This analysis has confirmed strategies to propose American-style strategies, such as strategies for identifying others, recognition of American traditional stories, such as Spanish usage and emphasis on cultural differences . Taking back racial insults has become an effective way to non-politicize the public's joke, thereby alleviating social tension.

Hispanic, raised in the United States, has a dual identity. In addition to the American culture where they live, they are also influenced by their parents' blood and culture. Long talks between two completely different cultures cause big problems as they are not fully aware of culture and are also plagued by cultures between Spanish and English. They are still trying to connect with their roots. - Stuart Hall, found to lose identity, wrote that "Identity is neither transparent nor problem as we think" (Hall 392). A visual minority, Hanif Kareishi, who grew up in racist Britain, experienced uncertainty and frustration related to his identity sense. Salman Rushdie has developed a character who was the author of the short stories "The Courter" and "Advice better than Rubies" and experienced the same identity crisis.