@wifesmoocher@canserfurro Also, to clarify (in case this gets used later somehow), I have significantly lost pride in my country in the past year due to several recent events and the things I have learned about how it has treated others. "Proud to be an American" was more a rhetorical tool than a point
@wifesmoocher@canserfurro Correction to my original post:
I checked in with the rest of my family and I'm not a hacienda descendant after all. My decedents were still colonizers but were middle-lower class farmworkers. Not sure this matters much, but anyway. Either way, the conclusion is still the same.
@ToffeeNoodlez@canserfurro I am Latino. Much of my family left Mexico because of problems Latinos have.
My take is not equal to an expert in LATAM, but I do have firsthand experience in this.
>120 Latinos by nationality liked my original post. I think I'm not the only one who thinks this way
@ToffeeNoodlez@canserfurro Yeah I take the L on this one. I realized that 2 minutes after posting but I was already busy, so my apologies. But anyway, the point about education is still relevant