Salvador President Nayib Bukele is an example of the cultural diversity in the people of Central America.
Another important aspect of identity to keep in mind, in addition to the discussion of race and ethnicity, is the social class of individuals with diverse backgrounds.
It is a well-known fact in El Salvador that the people who control the government come from fourteen elite families who constitute an oligarchy.
This content is not an endorsement of Bukele and his policies, but rather to encourage students to explore who he is in relation to cultural diversity, the Fourteen Families, and the notion of oligarchy.
If you were to do a similar exploration of the history of U.S. presidents, you might find similar results...