AXIOS: The rise of white nationalist Hispanics

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Rise?

 

[BushidoBrown]

Ain’t no damn black and brown alliance



most of these people not even brown

who actually ever talks about this

i have yet to see any politician or serious public figure/organization leader reference a "black and brown" alliance like its some sort of justice league super team that stands together in solidarity and fights for rights & resources

mocking that phrase is creating fake division between two groups that never rocked with eachother like that to begin with

 

[3rd Ward Swangin]

Spanish comes from a European country. The only ethnic in some of those Island and other so-called Latin countries is indigenous and African ancestors. So this is not a stretch once you think of it.

They're just identifying with their colonizing ancestors

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

We been knew this about white hispanics for the better part of 3 decades now…

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Anyone with common sense knew this about white Latinos. Cubans been heavy republicans for a minute.
The right has been growing since Trump with Latinos, Asians, and even black folks.

 

[videogamestashbox.com]

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Hispanic is a linguistic grouping similar to francophone, anglophone, ...the inverse of this is when people from English speaking countries are referred to as "Anglos"







One of these days I should be a pro troll and linguistically group together people from...

• Falkland islands (Cac)
• Guyana (East indian)
• Jamaica (African Diasporan)
• U.S. (Asian)
• Canada (Indigenous American)

....and troll-tastically put them forth as "Anglos" all coming from the same "Anglo culture" the same way people lazily lump together so called "Hispanics" & "Latinos".

Hell short of maybe sports & entertainment a place like Mexico has more in common with the U.S. than any other "Latin" country in terms of....
(food, politics, economy, population, historical contact, etc etc.)






Matter a fact I would say the African diaspora in the Americas have more in common than so called "Hispanics" & "Latinos". ...and I'm not talking about surface level things here either.

• Political movements (pan africanism, black power movement, resisting slavery)
• music (especially Jazz, hiphop, and Reggie)
• Population & emigration patterns
• Food
• Genetics
• Scholarship ("Africology" programs)
• Historical figures (Garvey, kwame ture, jean-jacques dessalines, etc)
• "Traditional African Religions"
• etc etc etc

 

[#1 pick]

LMAO

 

[videogamestashbox.com]

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As I've said multiple times...

• Latino is comparable to "Southerner", "Appalachian", etc reginal cultural groupings
• Hispanic is comparable to Anglophone(English speaking), francophone(French speaking), etc. linguistic groupings

I.E. None of that tells you explicitly about "race". Most people hear Latino / Hispanic and assume Mestizo. This is where the confusion comes from.

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[GhettoTeK]

This is the trojan horse. Hispanic culture is deeply anti-black which represses their own black citizens. In addition, Hispanics like to play both sides: pretend to a minority to siphon off the progress that black Americans gained with little sacrifice but are willing to do anything to integrate with white society.

Said perfectly

 

[TEH]

Not the rise … the exposure

 

[Blessings]

Not the rise … the exposure

!!!!!!!!!

 

[cyndaquil]

when you wonder why a lot of Hispanics happen to be MAGA this is your answer.