| | "Early American Indian culture, archeology, and history which combined with the Sonoran Desert makes this a mystical, spiritual, grounded place." |
| | "Cultural diversity (Mexican border, indian tribes)" |
| | "Our area's rich cultural heritage is our greatest asset." |
| | "Culture (Mexican food)" |
| | "Cultural diversity � interesting people � academic community" |
| | "History, culture is kept visible / alive in many parts of town." |
| | "Enjoy all the racial and ethnic diversity in Tucson. We are living in a world culture and I enjoy the challenges and benefits of that." |
| | "I am not Mexican, but I like that Tucson has the best Mexican food in Arizona and has such a significant latin culture." |
| | "Increased awareness of injustice" |
| | "I love the Mexican and Native American influences that helps define the culture of Tucson - even as it grows so large - the colors, music, literature and politics of these other groups - plus the blend of people from different other states makes Tucson special." |
| | "Resurgence of festivals in Tucson (Dia de San Juan, Fiesta Grande) - has become important because sense of place, connection to Tucson - makes us unique, different, and gives sense of joy - often affordable family fun" |
| | "Mexican music" |
| | "The Hispanic music, art, festivals, and food are unique and precious." |
| | "Tucson is the epitomy of the southwest. No other city has the same feel of blending of the Mexican and American cultures." |
| | "I love the language diversity, which comes with an enriching culture diversity. Our children learn to be biliterate and bilingual at Davis." |
