Finding Evidence of Community Cultural Wealth in Georgia: Testimonios of Latina Immigrants on Navigating Cultural, Social, and Economic Barriers

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Table 1. Yosso’s community cultural wealth.

Aspirational capital	“The ability to maintain hopes and dreams for the future even in the face of barriers”
Linguistic capital	“Intellectual and social skills learned through communication experiences in more than one language”
Resistant capital	“Draws on resistance to oppression … and refers to knowledges and skills cultivated through behavior that challenges inequalities”
Social capital	“Networks of people and community resources”
Familial capital	“Cultural knowledges nurtured among familia (kin) that carry a sense of community history, memory, and cultural intuition”
Navigational capital	“The ability to make [your] way through social institutions not created with Chicanas/os in mind”