What real life circumstance inspired Sandra Cisneros to become a writer?

Answer 1

[Apex] Her family moved between the United States and Mexico many times

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Answer 2

Sandra Cisneros [b. December 20, 1954] was able to turn the hurts of conflicts in her life, into the haloes of award-winning Mexican American aka Chicana literature. She experienced the conflicts of economic class, poverty and survival, as the member of a family that earned their living through regular migrations between Chicago, Illinois and Mexico City. She faced the conflicts of gender, as the only daughter in a family of six brothers. She knew the conflicts of social class, as a bicultural and bilingual member of the Mexican American community. Her English mightn't be considered acceptable, because it wasn't the native language of her family. Her Spanish mightn't be considered acceptable, because it was influenced by growing up in the United States. Although her father's family had had money, her speech as a Chicana was lumped into the category of the less educated, less economically powerful migrant culture of Mexican Americans. She recognized the conflicts of discrimination, because she had to compete against native speakers of English and of Spanish for every one of her professional jobs. She understood the conflicts of race, as a Chicana in the U.S. She went through the conflicts of culture and of isolation, as an outsider in Mexico and in the U.S. In the former, she wasn't part of the woodwork. For her family wasn't among the privileged few who were able to support themselves in their own country. In the U.S., she wasn't part of the white Anglo-Saxon Protestant legacy of the Founding Fathers.

Answer 3

Ireally haven't found anything but I need to because I am doing a biography thing on her so yeah. All i really know is that she helped teenagers that had drug problems or something to do with their home or naiborhood.Thats not everything I have though,I have 18 things (facts) about her this is sort of hard because I'm in PRE-AP reading which is a higher level in reading then the regular type So any ways I really know if I helped at all because I already posted something similar to this (not really sort of). Well I guess I'll stop writing now.

Answer 4

people that admired her people that admired her