So who is right here?

yes and?

>Chicano studies
First semester:
How to mow lawn I
Gardening I
Housekeeping introductory course

Second semester:
How to mow lawn II
Gardening II
Housekeeping in winter

Third semester:
Cooking at Taco Bell
Tactics to complain about colonialism I
Housekeeping and Plumbing

Fourth semester:
How to claim indio ancestry despite just being 1/3 indio
Basic car electrical circuitry
Gardening III: How to work on a farm.

I'm just wondering if it is more of an american dish or a mexican one. The Spanish article says it's both, but the American one implies it a local American dish.

>why english wikipedia talk about america and spanish wikipedia talk about mexico??
chis btfo

Americans are more prone to irredentism

oh, well, it's more common in America, like burritos

They are both BBC-loving CHIs and deserved to be hated/rejected.

Doesnt tex-mex mean texan-mexican? The english article is full of spanish words too?

the part you posted is about consumption
it's an american dish since it uses flour tortilla
and it made its way to mexico due the immigrant flow

KEK

Wikipedia says tex-mex is: an American cuisine that derives from the culinary creations of the Tejano people of Texas.
Tejanos are the residents of the state of Texas who are culturally descended from the Mexican population of Tejas and Coahuila that lived in the region prior to it becoming what is now known as the state of Texas before it became a US state in 1845.

commonly and mostly aren't incopatible terms