从20世纪80年代初伊始,墨西哥裔女性文学家在美国民权运动和世界范围内的女权运动的影响下开始崭露头角。以桑德拉·希斯内罗丝为代表的大量墨西哥裔女性作家力图通过她们独特的视角创作,向世界发出她们自己的声音。本文通过浅析桑德拉·希斯内罗丝的《芒果街的小屋》,来阐述族裔女性所面临的性别和种族歧视等问题,说明墨西哥裔女性作家在文学创作中的不可忽视的主体地位。 Beginning in the early 1980s, Mexican-American female writers began to emerge under the influence of the U.S. civil rights movement and the worldwide women’s rights movement. A large number of Mexican-American women writers, represented by Sandra Hissène Rose, are trying to create through their unique perspectives and make their own voices heard in the world. This article analyzes Sandra Hathnerose’s “Mango Street Hut” to elaborate on the issues such as gender and racial discrimination faced by ethnic women, and illustrates the nonnegligible main body of Mexican women writers who can not be ignored in literary creation status.