Contrary to what purveyors of the fabricated "Hispanic/Latino" concept want us to lose sight of, historically, "white/Caucasian" has by no means been restricted to WASPs in the United States.
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@top_pachuco @LatinoHeros As it says in that excerpt you posted, "Hispano" was clearly a Eurocentric appellation referring to American descendants of Spanish settlers, and in no way implied being nonwhite/POC.
@AnnCoulter Engaging in disorderly conduct/directly menacing others on the basis of religion/ethnicity doesn't fall under the penumbra of the 1st Amendment.
@MattWalshBlog So Matt, where do we draw the line with prohibiting people from owning dangerous animals? I mean, in your view should beekeeping be banned too due to the possibility of a hive escaping and stinging those allergic to bee stings?
@MattWalshBlog Whether or not their right to own is mentioned in the Constitution or have a mind of their own is irrelevant. You're advocating the same nanny state safetyism that the Left does.
@VivekRammaswamy@MattWalshBlog Considering that Paul (the author of Thessalonisns) was a Jew himself, that verse wasn't indicting ethnic Jews for Christ's crucifixion, but the Jewish religious leaders at the time.
@MattWalshBlog Your post reeks of the same self-righteous indignation as gun control activists who say that AR-15s are "weapons of war" that have no place on our streets.
@NonHumanMedia1 As a person from Miami of Spanish-speaking background myself, I am appalled by the degree of non-assimilation/cultural replacement in the city. English is the official language of the state of Florida, and immigrants who refuse to learn it need to be deported!
@LatinoHeros While few and far between, it should be noted that there are younger survivors from the pre-"Hispanic" age in America. For example, Cameron Diaz and Frankie Muniz do not identify, nor are identified by the media as "Hispanic/Latino". (Let alone POC.)
@TaraBull808 First off, "Hispanic" is a bogus ethnoracial concept contrived by Chicanos for political expediency, and secondly, while this gentleman (who has significant Native admix) isn't the best example, there are mosdef White Spanish-surnamed people (e.g. Spaniards, most Cuban-Americans)
@nianello6 Since when were individuals (who you claim were subjected to it) the authors of such segregation laws in the South?
"Perez researched and wrote much of the legislation sponsored by Louisiana's Joint Legislative Committee on Segregation.
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