“…These forms of capital are cultural assets that communities of color utilize to break down social barriers in order to survive and adapt in institutions and structures that have been historically oppressive toward their families and communities (Yosso, ). Scholars have attempted to shift away from deficit‐based narratives by centering the assets Latinx and underserved students from low‐income backgrounds possess by applying and broadening Yosso's framework (Crisp, Doran, Carales, & Potts, ; Pérez Huber, ; Kouyoumdjian, Guzman, Garcia, & Talavera‐Bustillos, ; Luna & Martinez, ; Rendón et al., ). Yosso's framework has also been foundational in the study and advancement of a more accurate characterization of the experiences of Latinx community college students (Crisp et al., ; Sáenz, de las Mercédez, Rodriguez, & García‐Louis, ; Sáenz, Garcia‐Louis, de las Mercédez, & Rodriguez, ).…”