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Americans in Texas all hate Mexicans.

Another take:I think the majority of Americans have the greatest respect for the Mexican people. US history runs in parallel with Mexican history from the 1800's on, and both cultures are inextricably entwined, economically, historically and sociologically.

As is the case with many homogeneous cultures that have different languages, there has been friction over the years, and this will not disappear in its entirety soon. That said, I think most national Americans treat most national Mexicans well, and vice versa. And I think it's extremely hard to separate these two cultures now, as they've grown together, so saying how "treatment" applies cross-culturally is at the least difficult and more likely impossible to clearly seperate.

An example of this would be the map of Texas, which includes a majority of place-names from Spanish.

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