Nah don't get it twisted, chicano rap was never a race issue. It's more of a PRIDE thing, of course there are some racists (TRUST ME, I used to be around it heavy but that's a different story) but these lames wouldn't say a damn thing to a black man. Funny thing about chicano rap is that if you ever got exposed as a fake, you would automically be disowned, a lot of these chicano rappers came up acting like someone they were not and got their careers ended due to the fact that real gangsters exposed them. shyt was hilarious, you had some of these rappers at local parks calling each other out, going to their studios and waiting for them, buying a ticket to their show just to confront them, this all translated from the chicano pride. That gangster shyt, but at the same time, this is what made the genre not expand as much. You have a bunch of rappers that are gang affiliated, drug dealers and all that.... and then you have the entertainers, the ones that rapped about a life they seen and/or never lived... basically they brought each other down instead of just making real good music...