I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected - Santo Domingo

#54 - Posted 20 February 2009, 8:42 PM
Trujillo Location: Dominican Republic Join date: March 2008 Member #: 544 Posts: 598	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: chillaxin201 previously said: Quote: CarlosFranco previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: chillaxin201 previously said: Quote: anthonyC previously said: Quote: Manhattanite previously said: Good points in regards to the differences between all our groups, and the absence of focus on indigenous, African and other elements of the widely varied cultures. Still since he has particular political goals in mind he needs to rethink a wholesale rejection of these labels. Except for Mexicans no single one of the groups under the umbrella will have the numbers anytime soon to be effective political forces. By spreading some sense of Latino belonging, even a muted sense tertiary to their identity of origin and race, you encourage growth of a loose voting bloc at least for those particular issues he would like to see addressed. If Latins were southern Europeans what is the issue in appropriating LatinOs to mean southern Americans? I refuse to be labeled Hispanic. That term was used by Mexicans in the US to try to suck some of the political clout of Cuban Americans. I do not fit any of their demographic. La Raza can kiss my Cuban/Spanish/Italian ass. They an kiss my Dominican/Native Dominican/Spaniard/Isla Canaria/African/Arab/Asian/Castilian/Catalan/Basque/Galicia A$$ I'll pass. I rather be called Latino or Hispanic than "BROWN" Hate that fucking term, its widely use in politics and soon in hollywood, which means it will be used by everyone within a couple of years... Let's not let America's "Black N White" issue force itself on us immigrants from the western hemisphere. Kiss my Brown ass.... LOL I second that, I am not brown. I am an ethnicity. I have a culture, I have a language and heritage. I am not BROWN. I hate when people say I am to light to be Dominican. Even thou I am no where near a white Dominican. I too hate that "brown" label. I've also been told I can't be dominican because I'm white (a haitian told me that btw). WTF, I have cousins with blonde hair and blue eyes and they are even more dominican than I am lol.
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RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected

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Well not so fast, ponmeloahi, Miami attracts a lot of wealthy Hispanics from all over Latin America and the only ones that regardless of financial and social status tend to be down to earth all the time anywhere and everywhere, with a few rare exceptions are the Dominicans. Most other Hispanics just lack that je ne sais quoi. Colombians though very polite and courteous are very class conscious, though not arrogant, they can be very condescending. Venezuelans with money can be rude, nasty, looks down at others and pompous at times. But of course we all know the folks from Argentina are known to have over an exaggerated ego. The Costa Ricans think of themselves as the Hot Shit of Central America and look down at their other neighbors. The upper crust Mexicans that I have met I found to be pedante y repugnante, some thing sort of like a Luis Miguel. ( sorry but I know the ladies are going to kill me). Now not all Cubans in Miami are come mieldas. The recent Cuban arrivals, the ones that grew up during the Cuban Revolution I find to be very nice and not yet spoiled with US consumerism, materialism or have yet to adopt the Miami shallow mentality and empty way of life. Also many of the Cuban residents from Hialeah, a blue collar, working class enclave here, tend to be none assuming and unpretentious.

These are the exception. and would you know that most cubans from south miami Cor Gables Kendal etc consider the cubans from Hialeah chusma.

Watch out for Anthonyc, he trying to get a fix on you.

I see. pincrest has many anglos and jews and foreigners. maybe he doesnt know anglos despise the Cubans in pincrest. but they tolerate them. The anglos in pinecrest consider the cubans in living in pinecrest as chusma since kendal is right nest door.

#51 - Posted 19 February 2009, 12:10 AM
ponmeloahi Location: Dominican Republic Join date: November 2008 Member #: 1695 Posts: 68	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: guillermone previously said: Well not so fast, ponmeloahi, Miami attracts a lot of wealthy Hispanics from all over Latin America and the only ones that regardless of financial and social status tend to be down to earth all the time anywhere and everywhere, with a few rare exceptions are the Dominicans. Most other Hispanics just lack that je ne sais quoi. Colombians though very polite and courteous are very class conscious, though not arrogant, they can be very condescending. Venezuelans with money can be rude, nasty, looks down at others and pompous at times. But of course we all know the folks from Argentina are known to have over an exaggerated ego. The Costa Ricans think of themselves as the Hot Shit of Central America and look down at their other neighbors. The upper crust Mexicans that I have met I found to be pedante y repugnante, some thing sort of like a Luis Miguel. ( sorry but I know the ladies are going to kill me). Now not all Cubans in Miami are come mieldas. The recent Cuban arrivals, the ones that grew up during the Cuban Revolution I find to be very nice and not yet spoiled with US consumerism, materialism or have yet to adopt the Miami shallow mentality and empty way of life. Also many of the Cuban residents from Hialeah, a blue collar, working class enclave here, tend to be none assuming and unpretentious. These are the exception. and would you know that most cubans from south miami Cor Gables Kendal etc consider the cubans from Hialeah chusma.
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#52 - Posted 19 February 2009, 9:22 AM
junglemonkey Location: United States Join date: January 2008 Member #: 290 Posts: 105	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Post deleted. Edited on 2/20/2009 9:23 AM by Moderator.
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#53 - Posted 19 February 2009, 10:55 PM
guillermone Location: United States Join date: March 2008 Member #: 522 Posts: 5804	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected You are right, that is the unjust perception of many non-residents of Hialeah-probably most were former residents of La ciudad que progresa, agua, fango y factoria. However, these Hialeah Cubans are not anymore chusmas then your average working class Dominican, Puerto Rican, Mexican or any other Hispanic/Latino coming from the low stratum of society. They are most likely higher then your mountain dew drinking, trailer park white trash, or your fun loving ghetto negro.
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#55 - Posted 20 February 2009, 9:23 PM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 7988	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected [QUOTE=ponmeloahi] [/QUOTE] These are the exception. and would you know that most cubans from south miami Cor Gables Kendal etc consider the cubans from Hialeah chusma. [/QUOTE] What about those from Pinecrest? Proof of dreadlocks Bigotry. "....... what did Cubans do to deserve preferential treatment?......and treat Black people in the most racist of ways.......... the Cubans are just a bunch of uberracist savages." : I WILL NOT ANSWER ANY POSTS BY THE BIGOT KNOWN AS DREADLOCKS.
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#56 - Posted 20 February 2009, 11:17 PM
ladronaso Location: United States Join date: May 2008 Member #: 783 Posts: 1257	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected your fishing AnthonyC Why wont Dominican Republic prosper? Because Dominicans are just plain to Stupid
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#57 - Posted 20 February 2009, 11:22 PM
anthonyC Location: United States Join date: June 2008 Member #: 933 Posts: 7988	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: ladronaso previously said: your fishing AnthonyC Nope. Just curious! BTW We consider people from Kendall mostly Chusma as well. Proof of dreadlocks Bigotry. "....... what did Cubans do to deserve preferential treatment?......and treat Black people in the most racist of ways.......... the Cubans are just a bunch of uberracist savages." : I WILL NOT ANSWER ANY POSTS BY THE BIGOT KNOWN AS DREADLOCKS.
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#58 - Posted 20 February 2009, 11:35 PM
ladronaso Location: United States Join date: May 2008 Member #: 783 Posts: 1257	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: ponmeloahi previously said: Quote: guillermone previously said: Well not so fast, ponmeloahi, Miami attracts a lot of wealthy Hispanics from all over Latin America and the only ones that regardless of financial and social status tend to be down to earth all the time anywhere and everywhere, with a few rare exceptions are the Dominicans. Most other Hispanics just lack that je ne sais quoi. Colombians though very polite and courteous are very class conscious, though not arrogant, they can be very condescending. Venezuelans with money can be rude, nasty, looks down at others and pompous at times. But of course we all know the folks from Argentina are known to have over an exaggerated ego. The Costa Ricans think of themselves as the Hot Shit of Central America and look down at their other neighbors. The upper crust Mexicans that I have met I found to be pedante y repugnante, some thing sort of like a Luis Miguel. ( sorry but I know the ladies are going to kill me). Now not all Cubans in Miami are come mieldas. The recent Cuban arrivals, the ones that grew up during the Cuban Revolution I find to be very nice and not yet spoiled with US consumerism, materialism or have yet to adopt the Miami shallow mentality and empty way of life. Also many of the Cuban residents from Hialeah, a blue collar, working class enclave here, tend to be none assuming and unpretentious. These are the exception. and would you know that most cubans from south miami Cor Gables Kendal etc consider the cubans from Hialeah chusma. Watch out for Anthonyc, he trying to get a fix on you. Why wont Dominican Republic prosper? Because Dominicans are just plain to Stupid
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#59 - Posted 21 February 2009, 12:38 AM
ponmeloahi Location: Dominican Republic Join date: November 2008 Member #: 1695 Posts: 68	RE: I am not Latino nor Hispanic. I want my racial and cultural identity to be respected Quote: ladronaso previously said: Quote: ponmeloahi previously said: Quote: guillermone previously said: Well not so fast, ponmeloahi, Miami attracts a lot of wealthy Hispanics from all over Latin America and the only ones that regardless of financial and social status tend to be down to earth all the time anywhere and everywhere, with a few rare exceptions are the Dominicans. Most other Hispanics just lack that je ne sais quoi. Colombians though very polite and courteous are very class conscious, though not arrogant, they can be very condescending. Venezuelans with money can be rude, nasty, looks down at others and pompous at times. But of course we all know the folks from Argentina are known to have over an exaggerated ego. The Costa Ricans think of themselves as the Hot Shit of Central America and look down at their other neighbors. The upper crust Mexicans that I have met I found to be pedante y repugnante, some thing sort of like a Luis Miguel. ( sorry but I know the ladies are going to kill me). Now not all Cubans in Miami are come mieldas. The recent Cuban arrivals, the ones that grew up during the Cuban Revolution I find to be very nice and not yet spoiled with US consumerism, materialism or have yet to adopt the Miami shallow mentality and empty way of life. Also many of the Cuban residents from Hialeah, a blue collar, working class enclave here, tend to be none assuming and unpretentious. These are the exception. and would you know that most cubans from south miami Cor Gables Kendal etc consider the cubans from Hialeah chusma. Watch out for Anthonyc, he trying to get a fix on you. I see. pincrest has many anglos and jews and foreigners. maybe he doesnt know anglos despise the Cubans in pincrest. but they tolerate them. The anglos in pinecrest consider the cubans in living in pinecrest as chusma since kendal is right nest door.
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