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So it's ok because you agree with the cause. Got it.
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Easy racism test is to replace Mexican with Jew. Unless you're also racist against Jews.HoustonHusky said:Nobody said it did...another irrelevant comment from you.
But being active in organizations actively opposed to a litigant in front of you should. -
Wow...countries and religions are now the same thing. I learned something new today.
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La Raza guys...La Raza.
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So racial bias is ok but religious bias is not?HoustonHusky said:Wow...countries and religions are now the same thing. I learned something new today.
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Mexican is a race now? More brilliant observations...
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La RazaHoustonHusky said:Mexican is a race now? More brilliant observations...
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This article is about a term for Latin American ethno-racial identity. For other uses, see La Raza (disambiguation).
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The Spanish term La Raza translates as "the Race", Spanish raza having the meaning of "race, ethnicity; breed, strain, lineage". The term expresses ethnic or racial pride, and is used with somewhat different shades of meaning in Spain and in Hispanic America.
In Spain, raza denotes specifically Spanish or European Christian (Roman Catholic) heritage. Francisco Franco wrote a novel under the pen name "Jaime de Andrade" which was turned into the film Raza of 1944, which celebrates ideally Spanish national qualities, exemplifies this usage.
In Latin America, la raza may emphasize Native American heritage, or it may express Latino (Hispanic) identity (La Raza being short for La Raza Hispánica). Día de la Raza marks the arrival of Christopher Columbus to America. The National Council of La Raza, a Hispanic advocacy group in the United States of America, uses the term.
"La Raza" is a popular song among Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. The Mexican-American rapper Kid Frost recorded and released this song in 1990.
In his 1925 book, La Raza Cósmica (English: The Cosmic Race), Mexican writer José Vasconcelos described la Raza Cosmica as the product of gradual racial mixing that was already underway in the Hispanic world. Vasconcelos believed that eventually all of the people within the former Spanish Empire would be completely mixed into a new race (see also The Race of the Future).
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Race and ethnicity in Latin America
Hispanidad
Casta
Raza Unida Party
Bidal Aguero
The Clash of Civilizations
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Mestizo Mexicans
Main article: Mestizos in Mexico
A large majority of Mexicans have been classified as "Mestizos", meaning in modern Mexican usage that they identify fully neither with any indigenous culture nor with a particular European heritage, but rather identify as having cultural traits and heritage incorporating elements from indigenous and European traditions. By the deliberate efforts of post-revolutionary governments the "Mestizo identity" was constructed as the base of the modern Mexican national identity, through a process of cultural synthesis referred to as mestizaje [mestiˈsahe]. Mexican politicians and reformers such as José Vasconcelos and Manuel Gamio were instrumental in building a Mexican national identity on the concept of mestizaje.[14][15]
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You're being purposely ignorant if you think that Trump wasn't using coded language in referring to the judge as Mexican.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
So racial bias is ok but religious bias is not?HoustonHusky said:Wow...countries and religions are now the same thing. I learned something new today.
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I love how the idea that, in agreement with current law, we should not let an unlimited number of people migrate from one (or any) country to this one is now defined as "racism". And I wonder what they mean when they say a "Mexican national identity"....
Effin eh...
