Hispanic Women Appreciation Thread

[Tae]

Native women in South America are known for being homely regardless of being poor or not. 99% of the people being thirsted after are like the previous poster said, mulato, mestizo or just plain white. That's including Peruvians and Bolivians. South Americans themselves will tell you this.

Hispanic means Spanish speaking. Latino is a very vague term but technically it means anyone from a place speaking a language derived from Latin. In practice, it only relates to Spanish and Portuguese speakers. Spainards or Portuguese certainly don't consider themselves "Latino" and I don't thin Brazilians really relate to it either. Latino is basically a term borne out of confusion where many people from Spanish speaking countries are racially ambiguous and or don't separate themselves along racial lines.

That itself a problem because Latino is mean to represent "racially ambiguous" and close to Caucasian or fully Caucasian Latinos. Black Latinos had to add the Afro in front of the word because they have always been marginalized in their countries and no one in the U.S. will believe they as Latino until they start speaking Spanish. Notice how there is Afro-Latino but no Caucasian-Latino.

 

[Tae]

Well looks like this thread is dead

You could have posted some pics but you didn't. Instead you posted this wack ass comment.

 

[The Embellished Bell Hair]

"Some native American blood and from south of the USA" instead of Latino perhaps.

 

[Tae]

I saw this gif of her in another thread and thought it was her real hair.

I was a c00n, I saw a Hispanic chick will long hair and automatically thought it was hers. If she had been "regular" black I would've assumed it was a weave. I feel like Chris B. .........not really

She's a cutie though.

 

[Sugar]

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[GreatestLaker]

That itself a problem because Latino is mean to represent "racially ambiguous" and close to Caucasian or fully Caucasian Latinos. Black Latinos had to add the Afro in front of the word because they have always been marginalized in their countries and no one in the U.S. will believe they as Latino until they start speaking Spanish. Notice how there is Afro-Latino but no Caucasian-Latino.

Whites in America aren't called Caucasian-American either. Just American.

 

[Tae]

Whites in America aren't called Caucasian-American either. Just American.

Exactly.

 

[Sugar]

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[Curioser]

That itself a problem because Latino is mean to represent "racially ambiguous" and close to Caucasian or fully Caucasian Latinos. Black Latinos had to add the Afro in front of the word because they have always been marginalized in their countries and no one in the U.S. will believe they as Latino until they start speaking Spanish. Notice how there is Afro-Latino but no Caucasian-Latino.

No one had to add Afro to anything in any latin country, that is outsiders (the US) trying to assign their own thoughts on race to others. In the countries themselves that doesn't exist. Furthermore, I didn't say nor is it true that those with African ancestry aren't racially ambiguous, cause a huge percentage are, some posted in this very thread.

My girl is a mulata in Cuba but here in the US for some reason most people cant tell she has African ancestry.

 

[Tae]

Maaaaaaan yall nikkas need to see her sister
They from Omaha, but i think her sister is badder

Omaha...as in Omaha, Nebraska. There Dominicans in Omaha, Nebraska???
Don't talk about it be about it and drop some pics so we can decide.

 

[The Embellished Bell Hair]

Whites in America aren't called Caucasian-American either. Just American.

They're classified as white.

 

[Curioser]

Exactly.

That's right. Hyphenated identity is strictly a US thing.

 

[Sugar]

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[Curioser]

They're classified as white.

Whites in Latin America are classified as white also.

 

[Tae]

No one had to add Afro to anything in any latin country, that is outsiders (the US) trying to assign their own thoughts on race to others. In the countries themselves that doesn't exist. Furthermore, I didn't say nor is it true that those with African ancestry aren't racially ambiguous, cause a huge percentage are, some posted in this very thread.

My girl is a mulata in Cuba but here in the US for some reason most people cant tell she has African ancestry.

WTF are you getting getting heated about I didn't challenge anything you said.
People that live in their native land don't even consider themselves Latino or know what the term Latino means so of course they wouldn't refer to themselves as Afro-Latino, they just simply consider themselves black. Latino is a U.S. politically correct term to refer to Spanish speakers.