I'm currently re-reading, after several decades, Carlos Castaneda's original Don Juan trilogy.
In the second book, "A Separate Reality," this quote about how the Yaquis Indians felt about the "Yoris" (Mexicans) was interesting.
"Eligio is an Indian," don Juan finally said to me, "and as an Indian Eligio has nothing. We Indians have nothing. All you see around here belongs to the Yoris. The Yaquis have only their wrath and what the land offers to them freely."
(Page 72 in my Pocket Book edition, 12th printing from in 1975.)