I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected - Santo Domingo

RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected

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Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans?

I refuse to be labeled Hispanic.
That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans.
I do not fit any of their demographic.

La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass.

They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$

I'll pass.

I rather be called Latino or Hispanic than "BROWN" Hate that fucking term, its widely use in politics and soon in hollywood, which means it will be used by everyone within a couple of years... Let's not let America's "Black N White" issue force itself on us immigrants from the western hemisphere.

Kiss my Brown ass.... LOL

#7 - Posted 15 February 2009, 10:54 PM
chillaxin201 Location: Dominican Republic, Boycott Dominican Tourism Join date: May 2008 Member #: 731 Posts: 2064	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: chillaxin201 previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$ I'll pass. I rather be called Latino or Hispanic than "BROWN" Hate that fucking term, its widely use in politics and soon in hollywood, which means it will be used by everyone within a couple of years... Let's not let America's "Black N White" issue force itself on us immigrants from the western hemisphere. Kiss my Brown ass.... LOL I second that, I am not brown. I am an ethnicity. I have a culture, I have a language and heritage. I am not BROWN. I hate when people say I am to light to be Dominican. Even thou I am no where near a white Dominican. Edited on 2/15/2009 10:56 PM by chillaxin201.
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#1 - Posted 14 February 2009, 11:26 AM
time2rize Location: Dominican Republic Join date: December 2007 Member #: 31 Posts: 979	I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected
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#2 - Posted 14 February 2009, 11:57 AM
Manhattanite Location: United States Join date: February 2008 Member #: 336 Posts: 1697	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? http://englishquisqueya.ning.com
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#3 - Posted 14 February 2009, 9:01 PM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 3266	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass.
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#4 - Posted 15 February 2009, 12:45 AM
chillaxin201 Location: Dominican Republic, Boycott Dominican Tourism Join date: May 2008 Member #: 731 Posts: 2064	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$
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#5 - Posted 15 February 2009, 1:24 AM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 3266	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: chillaxin201 previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$ I'll pass.
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#6 - Posted 15 February 2009, 8:41 AM
CarlosFranco Location: United States, Brooklyn Join date: December 2007 Member #: 40 Posts: 1861	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: chillaxin201 previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$ I'll pass. I rather be called Latino or Hispanic than "BROWN" Hate that fucking term, its widely use in politics and soon in hollywood, which means it will be used by everyone within a couple of years... Let's not let America's "Black N White" issue force itself on us immigrants from the western hemisphere. Kiss my Brown ass.... LOL
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#8 - Posted 16 February 2009, 9:43 AM
time2rize Location: Dominican Republic Join date: December 2007 Member #: 31 Posts: 979	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. lol you might ass well say " Your White European ASS" !!
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#9 - Posted 16 February 2009, 12:56 PM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 3266	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: time2rize previously said: lol you might ass well say " Your White European ASS" !! Actually I am 100 % Latin.
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#10 - Posted 16 February 2009, 1:30 PM
ponmeloahi Location: Dominican Republic Join date: November 2008 Member #: 1695 Posts: 69	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: time2rize previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. lol you might ass well say " Your White European ASS" !! Muchos Cubanos dicen que son Europeo, oseas Italiano Ingleses, suiso,aleman, espanol pero siempre omiten el negro. Why? In latin america and the caribbean European whites are the minority, except in Argentina. si son de espana son del norte donde lo morros no llegaron.
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