Cinco de mayo is celebrated in southern states in 🇲🇽 mexico known as the batalla de Puebla. It’s not really popular in the northern states of Mexico. In the United States is celebrated by the Mexican American community because it was adopted as the el día de la raza. And of course like any other holiday in the United States is another day to make money 💰 so a lot of Anglo’s and none Mexicans get in the mix.
Latinx to me is like spitting on a language that already includes everyone Latino just means Latin person no gender needed. To me it says that she doesn't think our language is good enough for her. I honestly hate that word and no Latino isn't masculine the "o" in Spanish is universal. Stop trying to make Latinx happen it's not going to happen!
LatinX just infuriates me. The only people that used them are non hispanics and some latinos that don’t know spanish. It’s annoying how they just ignore all of the language and just change a word.
We have to do just what blacks did with the n&&&r word, told whites you are not allowed to ever say it although in our case if we are offended by it we should not allowed what will be a minority and we the majority use as well as us.
@@greatlife1047 And now "of colour" is again the politically-correct term to refer to any non-white people. Horseshoe theory loops all the way back into a full circle.
@@pizzaconpina9049 Ever heard of Linguistic Imperialism? La palabra "latinx" fue hecha en los EEUU y no es usada fuera de los EEUU. No vamos a cambiar nuestro idioma porque los gringos nos dicen que no es "inclusivo" (que racista, no?) ni vamos a identificarnos con su palabra en vez de la nuestra.
lo_siento_luis “Latinos” is gender neutral. It’s used to describe everyone from male or female, whites, blacks, natives, and even Asians across Latin America
In Catholicism “x” is used for female identity. Mary for instance is understood as “mediatrix” because she is female and the mother of Christ, whom is the Mediator. Latinx does the same because the speaker is female. This does not have association with the LGBT+ community.
Ok ok, we're latinos, I get it. Let's go to school, get educated preferably with a non liberal arts education and advance as a people. Our parents didn't immigrate to this country so that we can remain in poverty.
Tell the teacher real latinos will never adopt a US narrative of identification based on feminism. Our entire language is masculine or feminine and we love who we are.
Jsjdjsjd es raro pero es como decir latines, pero te aseguro que ningún latino se llamara a si mismo latine o latinx O por lo menos de latinoamerica,porque por lo que eh visto,los que se llaman a si mismo latinxs, son Estadounidenses de asendencia latina
@@esalinasml Latino isn't even a real identity, you're Native Americans who have adopted the language of your colonizers and abandoned your own languages. If you're from Mexico City your language is Nahuatl.
@@Ahmed-ob6ec i have 40 perfect Spanish and 35 percent native. I never said latino is an ethnicity the word latino comes from the language that is spoken. Spanish from front the latin language. Let me know when I said it was an ethnicity and I’ll correct myself,
@@Ahmed-ob6ec also you are talking about native/indigenous population. Many of them still have there own language that are sadly dying out. I’m not native though my blood line are primarily Spanish French and Native with Spanish and Native being the majority. This is wall we Mexican call “mestizo”. mes·ti·zo noun (in Latin America) a man of mixed race, especially one having Spanish and indigenous descent.
@@esalinasml Latino and Hispanic are terms created a few decades ago by the US to lump all Spanish speakers together for marketing purposes regardless of ethnic background, they do not represent an actual identity and are completely meaningless terms with no real definition. Lots of people claiming to be Latinos are full blown native Americans whose great grandparents spoke a native language rather than Spanish. With this logic, if I took some online Spanish courses and learned how to speak Spanish, I would also be able to claim that I'm Latino which makes no sense.
If we can all calm down and become human these changes wouldn’t be necessary. I’m a Puerto Rican- Hispanic- Latino- Taino Indian, Native, Caribbean American. If you call me any of these I know what you mean and it’s cool. Go about your day. Peace.
@Gen3ralGrimReaper He identifies as Mestizo, a mix of Spanish and Native and he has every right to identify as that especially if a person is of that mix so what. Just because you're African American who rejects his white ancestry you have your right to do so, so what. But please stop imposing your backwards ideology on everyone else.
I don’t understand the whole hype of “latinx” like everything in our language has gender no matter if it’s an object or person these gringas are coming for our cultura y comida
I am a Mexican immigrant, I am come from México, as well as my entire family, and I sort of feel like an outsider when I'm with 1st generation Mexican-Americans because they can speak fluent English, while I still struggle with pronunciation and writing, but I also help them with Spanish because I went to school in México. One of the challenges for me is mainly stereotypes and my struggle to speak English and understand American culture which is baffling to me. I wish to change the way Americans and the world look at Mexicans and and other hispanics (I guess also latinos). Por favor dime halgo que puedo hacer para ayudarme con mi ingles. Muchas gracias mis amigos. Viva México 🇲🇽. Nunca tengan pena de dicer que son mexicanos o hispanos, sean felices y que tengan un buen día
Para mejorar la escritura sirve leer bastante en inglés y para mejorar la pronunciación sirve escuchar muchos videos y practicar, así sea hablando contigo mismo (como pensando en voz alta jejeje) también ver videos donde explican cómo pronunciar, te explican cómo mover la boca, éxitos con eso
Yeah, there are so many different and unique subcultures, languages, sports, hobbies, social networks / media outlets, and political circuses that the shock to your system must feel ridiculous. Some day the organized mass chaos will make sense and then the only thing that can surprise you is when something strange does not happen. I would appreciate to hear your opinion on Joe Rogan's podcast interviews with Ed Calderon. I have made friends with several first and second generation americans from Mexico. Through the years they have been the most willing to stay in contact especially since the pandemic. I think we both want to avoid stereotypes and give each other a better understanding of our own country. It is difficult, but not impossible.
Me acuerdo cuando mis papas brought mi desde Mexico at 3 years old. Me acuerdo de que rapido aprendi el engles , pero mis papas se tardaron mucho mas tiempo para entender todo. Igualmento mi espanol no suena fluente cuando voy a mexico a comparasion de aqui. Cresiendo, le desia a mis papas que algunos dias hablamos solo engles para que practicaran en el momento sin spanglish. Les ayudo mucho a los dos porque ahora despues hace untiempo lo aprendieron. Tambien ay los que nunca quieren aprender como mi tio que tieno casi 30 anos aqui y le vale madre el guey
I came with parents from Mexico. I grew up in an immigrant/ethnic community. I grew up in two cultures, the Mexican one at home, the U.S. one at school. It was hard to go "outside" of the bubble of our barrio. In the barrio you survived with your language, food, customs. However outside is a different world, one where you either adapt or you fall on your face. Difficult but possible to try to make something of yourself in the U.S. it is going to cost you a lot of hard work more so than your average peer. Some will make it, others will not but the "opportunities" are present. You have to go after them, they don't come looking for you.
I prefer my barrio is my cultura is my language SPANISH.... NOT LIKE YOU WHO LIKE BE AGRINGADA AND PREFER TO SPEAK ENGLSIH AND NO THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR PEOPLE AND ETHNIC GRUOP SPANISH, PROUD BE HISPANIC AND NATIVE IN SPANISH
Latinos are all the people who speak romance languages. It includes everyone who speaks Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. The term Latinos is more to diferienciate Latin America from Angle-Saxons.
hispanics are from spanish speaking countries and latinos are those that come from latin american countries, not the latin countries like portugal or spain
Jose Bracamontes Have you looked into what this country was before it is what it is now? Anahauc, a land where people thrived learned and lifted each other up. Thousands of years of advancements, our ancestors nurtured corazones verdaderos. They also performed brain surgery. Before mexico was mexico and america was america, it was New Spain, before that Anahuac for thousand of years B.C. One of the six oldest ancient civilizations , our history was destroyed and rewritten. Tengo mexico en mi corazon, pues nacie aqui. Can we all just agree that we are native to the americas, be it north or south and reconnect with our abuelitas cooking, cause there isn't any room for hate or disconnect in a kitchen frying chiles. Orale
@Barbara Debel Pero entonces como se dice "Estadounidense" en Inglés? No existe, bueno sí existe pero la palabra es "American." En Inglés se dice "American" y en Español se dice "Estadounidense" por favor comprenda que estamos hablando de diferentes idiomas.
Im an hispanic american and this is what it means to be an hispanic in america: nothing. because idgaf about what ethnicity is and carry on with achieving my own goals just like every other american should do.
How dare you achieve your goals. You are supposed to be a victim sitting at home and doing nothing and blaming the white man for everything. Who do you think you are?
its still useful its from a young womans own cultural experience and worldview that many cannot understamd or care about because.... it is not the norm. Well done to this young woman.
This young lady does not know who she is. Hispanics are Portuguese, Spanish people and part of the Latin group of europe. This reflects are poor educational system. Confucious said: We must use terms by their proper definitions, in order to maintain a well organised society. This clearly explains the problem. For further information on this problem contact the Mexica organisation.
I laughed when she said they only make up 18% of the population. Even small towns that border Canada have higher than 18% demographics. The real number as of today is 42%. While every attempt to get an accurate census if met with lawsuits by Dems to keep the secret that Caucasians in the U.S. are the real minority today, large marketing companies know precisely how many are here.
My father came here for the opportunities America offered. My dad did his part to integrate into the American culture and expected me to as well. He was a proud American resident but when I was 16 he and I became American citizens. He did this so when I turned 18, I would be able to proudly serve our American country. America has been great for our family because we integrated into the American culture. I have not pushed aside my heritage because it still lives within me. In the end I am proud to consider myself an American who just happens to be Mexican. God bless America.
As an American born Latino (Cuban and Peruvian) who speaks, reads and writes Spanish fluently, I reject the term "Latinx" and anyone who uses it is someone I cannot take seriously.
ateb3 sure, except we are speaking English. Masculine may double as gender neutral in Latin language but in concerning gender itself, it does not. Having a term that is actually gender neutral in all respects can validate those who do not identify with the conformed gender roles. I say change and an all inclusive language is better than being elitist and not let everyone have a voice/ term
So what are you going to do about the fact that no Indian reservation has their own jurisdictional authority. Are you going to ensure that the next head of the American Indian Bureau Affairs will also be Native American?
She criticizes the President for not knowing the difference between Hispanic and Latino, but then admits she didn't either, until she started preparing for this talk.
@@frankaraujo5094 Latino/Latin refers to the Latin language spoken by the Romans. It also refers to the languages derived from the Latin ( Italian, French, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish). Latino also refresh to the Latin culture of the Romans which they spread around during their colonization. Latino is not the same as Latin American. Latino/Latin it's only about languages and Latin American it's about where one comes from. It refers to a geographical location. That area of the Americas was called Latin America by the Latin European Colonizers, French, Portuguese and Spaniards, and the reason was because their languages derived from the Latin language. ( Romance languages). One more thing. It's about where the Hispanic label comes from. It comes from the Romans. They called that area which comprised of what is now Portugal and Spain then under their administration "Hispania", hence the name Hispanic or Hispano/a. Everything Latin be it the Latin people, the Latin Language and the Latin culture all comes from Italy, Roman Italy/Italia. Lastly Latino and Latin are the same words only that in the English language it's Latin but in Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish it's Latino/Latina. People coming or originating from Latin America are Latin Americans. The can also say Mexican, Cuban etc, etc but Latino it's only when one wants to state his or her culture. Latino it's not a race, not s Blood, not a Skin color and it's an Ethnicity for Spanish speaking people as the US Census Bureau says about it's classification of people.
As a 3rd gen American, a lot of us don't relate with 1st gen, so we call ourselves Chicanos, because we don't fit in with Anglo Americans either. But then Chicanos have embraced a sort of gang culture, living in barrios, listening to oldies, etc. Yet, many have educated ourselves, moved out of barrios, improved quality of life for their families. Even left Catholic traditions for a more theological understanding of their faith.
"the largest minority group" is kind of a contradicting statement. The fact that we are growing in size so rapidly does not qualify us as a minority, we are in the majority now
A Caron they should call it something else, it doesn’t make sense. Minority has to do with a quantity, that’s the literal definition. I never liked being referred to as a minority, but that could just be me
Mel V well, you can use one word that has different meanings depending on the context. “Minority” is not only related to quantity, it’s a sociological concept.
I have lived in North Carolina for years now as a Hispanic man and brought up my children here, I just take advantage of the economic opportunity here and make more money, with half a million in assets and cash because I started investing early enough, investing 10k monthly in my portfolio for 2 years which was what turned things around for me and most thanks to my trader Sir Arlo Eric that trades and handles my portfolio
Look I don't have anything against the young lady, but I couldn't listen to the whole lecture. It sounds like she's in a stop start motion. When she was speaking it was like: Every- word- was- spoken-very- slowly- one - by-one.
A lot of people that do presentations speak a little bit slower, because what if to other people it seems like they're speaking fast and can't understand them? Also because when they speak slower their words have like a bigger "impact" to the point they're trying to state, (if that makes sense.) But this girl just over-did it 😂😂
My family were told to go back to Mexico. But my family were in the USA before there was a USA. Look at history Texas, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, and California.
Erick Morales Latinx is an inclusive term used to refer to a group of people of Latin American decent in a gender-neutral way, so people belonging to this group that don’t identify as male feel they are being represented. I can see why a cis-gendered male would be hesitant to accept this term since the traditional term use ‘Latino’ fully represents them.
you probably also felt bad at her because she is a Mexican girl who is defending other mexican girls who get picked on for being human and part of our society
I’m not “hispanic”, it’s like if Mexico census labels all USA citizens as “Britanics” just because their culture is related to england and they speak English.
Hi, i am Daniel. A latino from a real latin american country. Lo pongo en ingles por que no creo que los jovenes de USA sepan español Xingao y si quieren leer el resto pues que traduzcan o que les valgan de algo las clases de español. En fin, el termino latinx solo tiene sentido en USA y pues en el resto... No somos minoria en nuestro pais y no nesecitamos quedar bien con el extranjero
Latinos and Latinas are some of the toughest, hardest-working people I've ever had the privilege to know. These stereotypes are undeserved. ¡Viva la Raza! ¡Superamos! ¡Jamás abandonan esperanza! Ustedes tienen amigos estadounidenses, y yo soy uno de éstes. Días están duros, sí, pero somos más duros...
As an Irish person, I think the latinas are genuinely some of the most beautiful people in the world.. fair play for speaking out.. you are all amazing people!
Team Peru… I stand by all my Hispanic brothers and sisters… I love my kind more then anything. I know it’ll probably never happen but I hope this world and everyone coexist in piece. Until then I stand with my brothers and sisters of the Hispanic community 💯❤️
@@watermoof4914 tell that to her 20% indigenous blood, which were slaughtered by her *80%* Iberian conquistador ancestors. She could easily look in the mirror if this wasn’t a social justice/political stunt.
@@watermoof4914 You know these snakes aren't just talking about it. They want to create policies that enforce this pampering. Complaining about discrimination is like, "he likes me, he likes me not, he likes me =), ...not. It's pathetic for grown ups. Have some dignity and rise above it.
@@filibertogiron I am not sure if the snakes is dedicated to this group as a whole or something else but i wont reply with a full response since i realized what kind of person you are. take your pathetic nihilism and shove it
This is so sad. D: No one should be discriminated against because they look different or speak a different language. I know what it is like to be discriminated against and be yelled at just because something about you is different or odd to some people. Also, why do people keep using Latinx? I’m not a full Latina and even I don’t like the word. Latino works just fine. I’ve noticed this discrimination going both ways, Caucasians (Yes, that really is the correct ethnic term.) discriminate against and exclude the Latinos and vice versa. D: So much unequally in our society. Why can’t we as Americans just accept each other?????
I remember going to visit my Aunt in a nursing home. I lived in a city that had always been at least 50% Hispanic. I was shocked to only see one Hispanic person in the entire place. I saw at least 100 people there but only one was Hispanic. I have always had a tremendous amount of respect for their family first values but that took my respect to a new level. Hopefully that value rubs off on the rest of us
@@mindfulnessorganix1588 They don't put them in because of poverty and ignorance. They can't give their families the help and medical care they need at home and many die early for lack of care at home. You totally misunderstand the care that elderly need. Nursing homes are as diverse as anything.
They don't put them in because of poverty and ignorance. They can't give their families the help and medical care they need at home and many die early for lack of care at home. You totally misunderstand the care that elderly need. Nursing homes are as diverse as anything.
@@paulruiz72 Hispanics die at home at earlier ages than other in nursing homes, because they lack the needed medical care from unknowable, but well meaning families.
As an Americano myself,born and raised by fluent English speaking Parents and born here in America, I am appauled at the way my Latin Gente are being treated! They are my Heavenly Familia! I'm bilingüe ahora porque los meyor al ra ajuntó que te ro dividad. ps, estoy muy alegré y orgullo al ro llamado un Latino o Ameritino que es American Latino! We were a United Human Race up in the Celestiales before our physical birth on Earth, and Latin Hebrew was the first Idioma created on Earth before the Biblical Flood at the Tower OF Babylon to confuse the Latin Language, Not the so called races we know today!
Marie Neiß ah so Latin or Latino....it’s a word made by people who have no understanding of the Spanish language and how lain and Latino are already both gender neutral. But, to make themself feel better they have to add and x.
I'm Latino, blessed to have been raised in NYC. Travelled to all major American cities. The only real racism I ever experienced was in Spain, wouldn't be served at a restaurant. Go figure. My white friend from Seattle got more upset than me. Go figure.
It is Latino. The term use in your title is offensive. It is important to understand that our language is based on gender and that terms are not interchangeable. Using the term in question is not common among the Latino community and it is not representative of our community as a whole. it reinforces and perpetuates the oppression of our people.
The census bureau came up with the term hispanic in 1969 and threw it at Mexican Americans. It only means Spanish speaking. Some accepted this term, others didn't. Hispanic is not a race, nationality, or ethnicity.
Latinx is like LineX or GasX or Dr. X. Adding an X at the and of an existing word doesn't legitimize the word like minx, linx or sphinx, because those words already had the x in them when they were created. Latinx is a joke. Hundreds of comments from Spanish speaking people saying the same should be your first clue to fabricate a different buzzword and try to pass it off as heroic.
What's kind of interesting is that she actually/mostly says Latino(s) and Hispanic(s) and primarily leans on these terms, not Latinx. She quite literally only says Latinx twice throughout her presentation, even though it's in the title of the workshop, and appears twice on the slides. It's almost as if, on some level, even she already knows that its use is not very practical or that maybe it just sounds odd to try to incorporate a word like Latinx as a normal/accepted term.
We can't accept that any more Born in NYC and Mexican heritage I would never accept that from anyone NEVER LET ANYONE TAKE YOUR DIGNITY RESPECT FROM YOU
If you don’t have Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, or Romanian Ancestry then you’re not Latino. Oh you can only be Hispanic if you hav Spanish or Portuguese Ancestry. If you have any Spanish or Portuguese speaking Ancestry from anywhere south of the US border and you can’t claim any of the above Ancestries you can claim Latin American heritage not Latino or Hispanic.
In my own experience with latinos i have tried and tried(as well as my family) to be friendly and kind to them but they're never friendly back. They mock me or ignore me like im not there so this video seems like a waste of time
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if somebody ever called me "latinx" I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear them
Same here
same mate 😔👊 also "latino" is gramatically correct and already includes both genders
If someone calls me latinx i'm swinging!
No no sir, I'm not a lynx I assure you I'm human.
It’s a great way to Anglicize our language.
The only "Mexican tradition" about "cinco de Mayo" is to ignore it and go through the day as any other day.
César Hernández-Meraz. That is regarded as a "Pocho Holiday" in Mexico!
Exactly.
Cinco de mayo was when Mexico won against France but nothing really happens to celebrate it so yeah carry on with your day is basically tradition
César Hernández-Meraz
we beated the french.......
Cinco de mayo is celebrated in southern states in 🇲🇽 mexico known as the batalla de Puebla. It’s not really popular in the northern states of Mexico. In the United States is celebrated by the Mexican American community because it was adopted as the el día de la raza. And of course like any other holiday in the United States is another day to make money 💰 so a lot of Anglo’s and none Mexicans get in the mix.
Latinx to me is like spitting on a language that already includes everyone Latino just means Latin person no gender needed. To me it says that she doesn't think our language is good enough for her. I honestly hate that word and no Latino isn't masculine the "o" in Spanish is universal. Stop trying to make Latinx happen it's not going to happen!
She was just saying that so that way people wouldn’t be mad at her for not being “respectful “ towards gender equality
samantha Rodriguez pues que no vaya y hable si no va a respetar la gramática castellana
oh but it is
First of all it ain’t even our language. Spanish is a white language. The language of enslavement
@@amysifuentes55 Every language is a language of enslavement because every race has enslaved and been enslaved, so shut your uneducated mouth
I told my dad about this (we are all from Guanajuato living in California) and all he said was “que pendejada”.
De paisano a paisano kskxjsjd
Jajjajaja fucken liberals quieren cambiar nuestra cultura y palabras usando mocosas como esta
alison hurtado Verdad, no? Estoy cansada de esta mierda.
@@phoenixflier25 estas acuerdo o no estás acuerdo en lo que dije , no te entiendo bien ? Ha
@@alisonhurtado1094 simon, ellos necesito a chattafaq up
LatinX just infuriates me. The only people that used them are non hispanics and some latinos that don’t know spanish. It’s annoying how they just ignore all of the language and just change a word.
We have to do just what blacks did with the n&&&r word, told whites you are not allowed to ever say it although in our case if we are offended by it we should not allowed what will be a minority and we the majority use as well as us.
@@enriquemino9963 Pretty sure they found it offensive to be called colored
@@greatlife1047 And now "of colour" is again the politically-correct term to refer to any non-white people. Horseshoe theory loops all the way back into a full circle.
First of all, only 3% of latinos use latinx. An incredibly small amount. You're making generalizations
No le saben a la vida
Who the heck voted to refer to me as “LatinX”
abuncha racists did.
American born millennials that don't speak Spanish or Portuguese as a first language. That's who.
I'm Latino. I'm Generation X. Is this what they're going for?
Have you ever heard of inclusive language? 😳
@@pizzaconpina9049 Ever heard of Linguistic Imperialism?
La palabra "latinx" fue hecha en los EEUU y no es usada fuera de los EEUU. No vamos a cambiar nuestro idioma porque los gringos nos dicen que no es "inclusivo" (que racista, no?) ni vamos a identificarnos con su palabra en vez de la nuestra.
I’m not Latinx, I’m LATINA!!!
Karen Villanueva ok she didn’t say you have to identify as Latinx it’s just gender neutral to those who identify as non binary
lo_siento_luis “Latinos” is gender neutral. It’s used to describe everyone from male or female, whites, blacks, natives, and even Asians across Latin America
@5 yeah those people dont go by he/him or she/her by the day. they usually just go by they/them
@@loo6357 latino is neutral gender, if you like it or not
@@AdrianCasG i don’t know if you know this but in spanish “O” refers to male things and “A” to female things
I don't care if others call themselves latinx but yo don't you ever call me that wtf lol
@Rene Gonzalez LMAO
Rene Gonzalez, de acuerdo, tío.
Agreed it seems that self identifying has become overly complicated.
Rene Gonzalez wtf is latinx
Hum you should be proud of being that
The funny part about "Latinx" is that it's still a European term, just with the ridiculous X added to it.
Real Latinos are Europeans from Italy.
Spaniards are hispanics
Oh and Latin was the language spoke in Rome and the family of language that Spanish comes from
@Roma Rose We speak a latin language though.
@Roma Rose Italian amd spanish are very similar.
WTF is latinx, you’ll never going to call me like that.
Latinx
latinx (latinA or latinO)
Latinx is a term that includes the lgbtq+ community especially but also men and women
In Catholicism “x” is used for female identity. Mary for instance is understood as “mediatrix” because she is female and the mother of Christ, whom is the Mediator. Latinx does the same because the speaker is female. This does not have association with the LGBT+ community.
@@gaby1717 what even??? We already have "Latinos" for that. The LatinX bs is Unessecary.
Ok ok, we're latinos, I get it. Let's go to school, get educated preferably with a non liberal arts education and advance as a people. Our parents didn't immigrate to this country so that we can remain in poverty.
Thank you! I say the same thing!🇲🇽
@@bhs3871 You're in the United States. Have enough courtesy and respect to use the flag that represents this country.
@@kevinkiso2541 many have and many are still being disrepected by anger of prejudice
Thank you. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Kevin Kiso just cause you show the Mexican means you don’t respect the American one?
There is already a gender neutral term for Latin people. It's called LATIN. Also to pronounce LatinX in Spanish sounds horrible.
Jorge Pacheco no one says that though
Horge, Latin is defaulted to masculine. Let latinx describe themselves .
Latin people = White people
Latino people = Mixed races people
These are the Latin People: Italians, French, Romanians. Portuguese and Spaniards. And Latin is not a Race and not an Ethnicity and not a Skin Color.
Or, you could just say you're Hispanic. No gender included there.
If she calls me Latinx on the street I'm swinging.
I LAUGHED SO HARD
@TheAceLinguist Your right, a bat would be a big help.
@@ghostface6947 😂😂
@TheAceLinguist I identify as DEEZ NUTZ haha GOTTEM 😂😂😂
Right behind u my hermano
If you're reading this and stand by the word "LatinX"
I'm going to respectfully ask you to leave my language and culture alone
Amen.
@geba9845 silencio gringx
My teacher made me watch this. Forgot TedTalks went downhill after the early 2010's
well, there are still some really good talks, definitely some really bad ones and of course... this one
Tell the teacher real latinos will never adopt a US narrative of identification based on feminism. Our entire language is masculine or feminine and we love who we are.
This is on par with getting a vegetarian priest as a teacher
Yo my teacher is making me watch this rn
Yikes
latinx es impronunciable en español
claro 😂
Jsjdjsjd es raro pero es como decir latines, pero te aseguro que ningún latino se llamara a si mismo latine o latinx
O por lo menos de latinoamerica,porque por lo que eh visto,los que se llaman a si mismo latinxs, son Estadounidenses de asendencia latina
Ironic isn't it?
@@sab_05 pan
Take notes Woke people and SJWs
Latinx isn't going to happen just like 'fetch'.
Also America is a continent.
Eccentric in english america means united states. In spanish america is the supercontinent. Get your languages straight.
Eccentric America is the Country North America is the Continent
But I LOVE saying 'fetch'!
It's just so fetch.
South Africa is also a country and a geological region. What's your point cabrona?
@@mireyahernandez8584 estas bien pendeja
I suggest playing it in 1.25. Better.
I suggest not playing it all lol
Oh God I thought I was the only one trying to speed her up.. give me some good info.. not quotes
Lol
Just real quick, its not latinx, its latino
no it is, latinx is for identifying people of all genders not just feminine(latina) and masculine(latino)
@@leslievelazquez1927 latin(o) can be used in both cases, to womans and mans (Sorry my english)
No. It's "Latin American".
It's not Latino either. It's Latin Americans".
Yes!
I ain’t Latino I’m MEXICAN ! DONT BE SCARED TO REPRESENT .
Mexicans are Latinos. I’m a proud Mexican a toda madre!
@@esalinasml Latino isn't even a real identity, you're Native Americans who have adopted the language of your colonizers and abandoned your own languages. If you're from Mexico City your language is Nahuatl.
@@Ahmed-ob6ec i have 40 perfect Spanish and 35 percent native. I never said latino is an ethnicity the word latino comes from the language that is spoken. Spanish from front the latin language. Let me know when I said it was an ethnicity and I’ll correct myself,
@@Ahmed-ob6ec also you are talking about native/indigenous population. Many of them still have there own language that are sadly dying out. I’m not native though my blood line are primarily Spanish French and Native with Spanish and Native being the majority. This is wall we Mexican call “mestizo”.
mes·ti·zo
noun
(in Latin America) a man of mixed race, especially one having Spanish and indigenous descent.
@@esalinasml Latino and Hispanic are terms created a few decades ago by the US to lump all Spanish speakers together for marketing purposes regardless of ethnic background, they do not represent an actual identity and are completely meaningless terms with no real definition. Lots of people claiming to be Latinos are full blown native Americans whose great grandparents spoke a native language rather than Spanish. With this logic, if I took some online Spanish courses and learned how to speak Spanish, I would also be able to claim that I'm Latino which makes no sense.
If we can all calm down and become human these changes wouldn’t be necessary.
I’m a Puerto Rican- Hispanic- Latino- Taino Indian, Native, Caribbean American. If you call me any of these I know what you mean and it’s cool. Go about your day. Peace.
Amen.
Mestizo, I identify as Mestizo. Not Latinx.
🙌
TheMichael408
So you’re happy that Christopher Columbus slammers your abuela’s panocha without her consent?
@Gen3ralGrimReaper He identifies as Mestizo, a mix of Spanish and Native and he has every right to identify as that especially if a person is of that mix so what. Just because you're African American who rejects his white ancestry you have your right to do so, so what. But please stop imposing your backwards ideology on everyone else.
Yeah I'm mixed latino as well .
Unfortunately on the census we cant mark mestizo which is what many latinos are.
I don’t understand the whole hype of “latinx” like everything in our language has gender no matter if it’s an object or person these gringas are coming for our cultura y comida
Aesthetic Vibez it’s more for those who are latino and non-binary, meaning they don’t identify with either gender
Lorena Gutierrez yes I see what ur saying but how would one speak the language. Would you just put x at the end of everytime. I’m generally asking
Spanish was literally made by white people omghfie lmfao
Keila Sarai so was English. What’s your point? You are free to stop speaking any European language
LM if you don’t understand my point then don’t comment ur opinion about what I said xoxo
I am a Mexican immigrant, I am come from México, as well as my entire family, and I sort of feel like an outsider when I'm with 1st generation Mexican-Americans because they can speak fluent English, while I still struggle with pronunciation and writing, but I also help them with Spanish because I went to school in México. One of the challenges for me is mainly stereotypes and my struggle to speak English and understand American culture which is baffling to me. I wish to change the way Americans and the world look at Mexicans and and other hispanics (I guess also latinos). Por favor dime halgo que puedo hacer para ayudarme con mi ingles. Muchas gracias mis amigos. Viva México 🇲🇽. Nunca tengan pena de dicer que son mexicanos o hispanos, sean felices y que tengan un buen día
Para mejorar la escritura sirve leer bastante en inglés y para mejorar la pronunciación sirve escuchar muchos videos y practicar, así sea hablando contigo mismo (como pensando en voz alta jejeje) también ver videos donde explican cómo pronunciar, te explican cómo mover la boca, éxitos con eso
Mirate unos videos de minecraft en ingles xdddd
Yeah, there are so many different and unique subcultures, languages, sports, hobbies, social networks / media outlets, and political circuses that the shock to your system must feel ridiculous. Some day the organized mass chaos will make sense and then the only thing that can surprise you is when something strange does not happen. I would appreciate to hear your opinion on Joe Rogan's podcast interviews with Ed Calderon. I have made friends with several first and second generation americans from Mexico. Through the years they have been the most willing to stay in contact especially since the pandemic. I think we both want to avoid stereotypes and give each other a better understanding of our own country. It is difficult, but not impossible.
Me acuerdo cuando mis papas brought mi desde Mexico at 3 years old. Me acuerdo de que rapido aprendi el engles , pero mis papas se tardaron mucho mas tiempo para entender todo. Igualmento mi espanol no suena fluente cuando voy a mexico a comparasion de aqui. Cresiendo, le desia a mis papas que algunos dias hablamos solo engles para que practicaran en el momento sin spanglish. Les ayudo mucho a los dos porque ahora despues hace untiempo lo aprendieron. Tambien ay los que nunca quieren aprender como mi tio que tieno casi 30 anos aqui y le vale madre el guey
Porque no te quedaste en mexico di tanto amas a tu pais?
I came with parents from Mexico. I grew up in an immigrant/ethnic community. I grew up in two cultures, the Mexican one at home, the U.S. one at school. It was hard to go "outside" of the bubble of our barrio. In the barrio you survived with your language, food, customs. However outside is a different world, one where you either adapt or you fall on your face. Difficult but possible to try to make something of yourself in the U.S. it is going to cost you a lot of hard work more so than your average peer. Some will make it, others will not but the "opportunities" are present. You have to go after them, they don't come looking for you.
I never met a Mexican American in my life that did not share a familiar back story like yours. So I guess they are cookie cutter people.
@egg sand thank you for sharing this, it puts things in perspective
So learn English. It's not that hard.
And the US isn't Mexico. Get out of your 'barrio'.
@@techtutorvideos What culture ? They're uneducated and broke, doing beast of burden labor
I prefer my barrio is my cultura is my language SPANISH.... NOT LIKE YOU WHO LIKE BE AGRINGADA AND PREFER TO SPEAK ENGLSIH AND NO THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR PEOPLE AND ETHNIC GRUOP SPANISH, PROUD BE HISPANIC AND NATIVE IN SPANISH
Latinos are all the people who speak romance languages. It includes everyone who speaks Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese.
The term Latinos is more to diferienciate Latin America from Angle-Saxons.
Latino is not your heritage,. You are Latin Americans and not Latinos.
lool tf
No, Latin is not the same as Latinoamerican@
hispanics are from spanish speaking countries and latinos are those that come from latin american countries, not the latin countries like portugal or spain
@gmanon correct. Italians, Spaniards, etc. are also Latino. Not just Latin America.
I say this as a proud Mexican- American. yo me mocha un huevo antes due diga la palabra Latinx.
Jose Torres You have to go back.
Shlomo Goldensteinbergen no tu volver a tu madre
Anon ymous shut up. I was born here. I am an American of Mexican descent.
Anon ymous are u mexican if ur not thatn leave hispanic s alone
Jose Bracamontes Have you looked into what this country was before it is what it is now? Anahauc, a land where people thrived learned and lifted each other up. Thousands of years of advancements, our ancestors nurtured corazones verdaderos. They also performed brain surgery. Before mexico was mexico and america was america, it was New Spain, before that Anahuac for thousand of years B.C. One of the six oldest ancient civilizations , our history was destroyed and rewritten. Tengo mexico en mi corazon, pues nacie aqui. Can we all just agree that we are native to the americas, be it north or south and reconnect with our abuelitas cooking, cause there isn't any room for hate or disconnect in a kitchen frying chiles. Orale
Anyone who uses "latinx" should get slapped smhh
😂 ong
Noooo bruh you just triggered a bunch of 14 year-old white girls
Te van a funar en twitter máster :(
You’re going to assault for people for being inclusive?
@@ryancruz1876 Shut up. You're an embarrassment.
@@justsomejusstsome8994 I’m starting to guess he invented his name. For someone so in touch with his Náhuatl side, he stuck with a Spaniard name.
Latinx?? Que carajo es eso??
Pendejx
También quisiera saberlo😓
@@alexandrahuaman6961 son para la gente que no se identifican de ser una mujer o un hombre. Si no mas they or them
@@jenniferislas5790 latino is already gender neutral
it’s just people trying to make the word more “english”
PLEASE STOP CALLING US LATINX
Who’s “us”?
@@ryancruz1876 Latinos
We Latinos
amigo no van a entender, les re cuesta 🤦
@@ryancruz1876 98% of us LATINOS whom don’t use LationX, half whom find it offensive.
This girl needs to find her own damn identity before she starts trying to create one for others.
Shes a native mexican .
Are you really that offended by this video?
*I am so happy because I'm Mexican-American*
I'm Vincent That’s great! I’m so happy I’m Hispanic-American! bless your heart ❤️ It’s horrible what people think of us and say..
@Barbara Debel Pero entonces como se dice "Estadounidense" en Inglés? No existe, bueno sí existe pero la palabra es "American." En Inglés se dice "American" y en Español se dice "Estadounidense" por favor comprenda que estamos hablando de diferentes idiomas.
Your latinx American lol
Im an hispanic american and this is what it means to be an hispanic in america: nothing. because idgaf about what ethnicity is and carry on with achieving my own goals just like every other american should do.
DCUnderdog3000 Then, why did you come to this video?
Carbron! but you've described yourself as hispanic so clearly you care about ethnicity. no need to sugar coat anything.
DCUnderdog3000 hear hear!!!!!
How dare you achieve your goals. You are supposed to be a victim sitting at home and doing nothing and blaming the white man for everything. Who do you think you are?
DCUnderdog3000 you’re probably a white hispanic.
Latinx es para la gente que no saben hablar Español.
La concordancia gramatical en esta oración no está bien.
Elias710 concuerdo con su observación
the latinos en the US came up with it. if you don't like it...then nobody is forcing you right?
@@syvargasv The problem is that they are trying to force us just like they force my ancestors.
@@Elias-lg8cd se arregló?
I usually like watching TED talks because I feel they're reasonable and intelligent. This is not one of those.
True
Jesus is coming repent before is to late
its still useful its from a young womans own cultural experience and worldview that many cannot understamd or care about because.... it is not the norm. Well done to this young woman.
@@Maariu01 nah
Such a great talk. She explained the culture of hispanic and Latinos. Thank you very much for the lesson.
*hispanix and Latinx's
This young lady does not know who she is. Hispanics are Portuguese, Spanish people and part of the Latin group of europe. This reflects are poor educational system. Confucious said: We must use terms by their proper definitions, in order to maintain a well organised society. This clearly explains the problem. For further information on this problem contact the Mexica organisation.
I’m hispanic, and I disagree with most of the content included in this video.
Ok
I laughed when she said they only make up 18% of the population. Even small towns that border Canada have higher than 18% demographics. The real number as of today is 42%. While every attempt to get an accurate census if met with lawsuits by Dems to keep the secret that Caucasians in the U.S. are the real minority today, large marketing companies know precisely how many are here.
Same. Typical victim left tool.
W Reynoso, same here, except one of my grandparents was from Spain. I always have one word for people like this woman: asimilad.
@@staarrliner4993 so u have some mediterranean blood then :)
Ion call myself Latin at all I’m proud to call myself indigenous. May not be full blooded but over half and know,practice, and love my culture🇵🇪❤️
Me too ❤️ indigenous descendant of Quechua/Aymara. Are you Peruvian too? (I ask because of the flag in your comment)
@@chopin7788hey im part Peruvian too 🤘
Latino just means latin in spanish. And latin comes from Europe... not from latin-america.
This girl colonized herself by calling herself "latinx"
Mustafa Alam it is Latina/Latino cringes came up with the word they tryna white wash our history
My father came here for the opportunities America offered. My dad did his part to integrate into the American culture and expected me to as well. He was a proud American resident but when I was 16 he and I became American citizens. He did this so when I turned 18, I would be able to proudly serve our American country. America has been great for our family because we integrated into the American culture. I have not pushed aside my heritage because it still lives within me. In the end I am proud to consider myself an American who just happens to be Mexican. God bless America.
pueblorock911 I could not have said it better. Thank you.....
That's just sad. Your culture is rich, it's so beautiful.
Okay Pedro whatever you say
It's truly a shame we have a president in the White House who constantly demonizes and scapegoats immigrants and Latinos.
And you're probably able to pass for White.
What did your family do?! Drop the as or ez in Martinez/Martinas and become Martin?!
As an American born Latino (Cuban and Peruvian) who speaks, reads and writes Spanish fluently, I reject the term "Latinx" and anyone who uses it is someone I cannot take seriously.
40 years ago it wasn’t cool to be Hispanic 😂🤦🏻♂️ now y’all wanna hop on like it was nothing
nah i’m good
@@1010a-k4h ok
As someone whose parents come from Brazil and Argentina, I appreciate this clarification about the term! Well done
Both my parents are from Mexico.
Boom i am Mexican 100%
Born in California
Danny Barajas sameeeeee both of my parents are form méxico and I was born in California 🌞
I am a Hispanic in the US and do not feel victimized. I am successful and disciplined individual and stand on my work and character. Thanks.
@Whiskey Pete Yup, that's their script. Not working with Hispanics, though.
Never say latinx ever again. Ew.
Agreed, there is no Latinx, but Latinos
Bonbon Bonbon 🙏🏽 Amen
Latinx is an all inclusive term and can be singular. Latinos is plural. It is for non-binary genders. In other words, neutral.
LatinX sounds like good ole liberal arts studies at the local university.
ateb3 sure, except we are speaking English. Masculine may double as gender neutral in Latin language but in concerning gender itself, it does not. Having a term that is actually gender neutral in all respects can validate those who do not identify with the conformed gender roles. I say change and an all inclusive language is better than being elitist and not let everyone have a voice/ term
I don’t call my Hispanic nor Latino.
I am Indigenous to the bone and very happy about it .
There are millions of happy indigenous Latino as well.
So what are you going to do about the fact that no Indian reservation has their own jurisdictional authority. Are you going to ensure that the next head of the American Indian Bureau Affairs will also be Native American?
She criticizes the President for not knowing the difference between Hispanic and Latino, but then admits she didn't either, until she started preparing for this talk.
Well put ! We’re proud of of your courage to speak up !
*I'm proud to be Mexican American*
Where at least you know you're free!
América es un continente, not a country. Mexico estadounidense es el término. Por qué? los mexicanos ya son americanos.
There were Latinos that fought in world war I and many other american wars.
Latin Americans and not Latinos.
@@renatomacchi2195 wtf is a latino? are we roman or something.
@@frankaraujo5094 Latino/Latin refers to the Latin language spoken by the Romans. It also refers to the languages derived from the Latin ( Italian, French, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish). Latino also refresh to the Latin culture of the Romans which they spread around during their colonization. Latino is not the same as Latin American. Latino/Latin it's only about languages and Latin American it's about where one comes from. It refers to a geographical location. That area of the Americas was called Latin America by the Latin European Colonizers, French, Portuguese and Spaniards, and the reason was because their languages derived from the Latin language. ( Romance languages).
One more thing. It's about where the Hispanic label comes from. It comes from the Romans. They called that area which comprised of what is now Portugal and Spain then under their administration "Hispania", hence the name Hispanic or Hispano/a. Everything Latin be it the Latin people, the Latin Language and the Latin culture all comes from Italy, Roman Italy/Italia. Lastly Latino and Latin are the same words only that in the English language it's Latin but in Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish it's Latino/Latina. People coming or originating from Latin America are Latin Americans. The can also say Mexican, Cuban etc, etc but Latino it's only when one wants to state his or her culture. Latino it's not a race, not s Blood, not a Skin color and it's an Ethnicity for Spanish speaking people as the US Census Bureau says about it's classification of people.
They were Latin Americans. Latino means something else. Please read other messages and learn.
@@renatomacchi2195 You dont understand sarcasm do you ?
As a 3rd gen American, a lot of us don't relate with 1st gen, so we call ourselves Chicanos, because we don't fit in with Anglo Americans either. But then Chicanos have embraced a sort of gang culture, living in barrios, listening to oldies, etc. Yet, many have educated ourselves, moved out of barrios, improved quality of life for their families. Even left Catholic traditions for a more theological understanding of their faith.
Beautiful,and well said...😢😢❤❤
Stop trying to make latinx happen. ... just stop. You're embarrassing yourself.
"the largest minority group" is kind of a contradicting statement. The fact that we are growing in size so rapidly does not qualify us as a minority, we are in the majority now
Minority does not mean quantity. It means a group that experiences discrimination.
A Caron they should call it something else, it doesn’t make sense. Minority has to do with a quantity, that’s the literal definition. I never liked being referred to as a minority, but that could just be me
Mel V well, you can use one word that has different meanings depending on the context. “Minority” is not only related to quantity, it’s a sociological concept.
No we are not
We are still not the majority of the country.
I have lived in North Carolina for years now as a Hispanic man and brought up my children here, I just take advantage of the economic opportunity here and make more money, with half a million in assets and cash because I started investing early enough, investing 10k monthly in my portfolio for 2 years which was what turned things around for me and most thanks to my trader Sir Arlo Eric that trades and handles my portfolio
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His gm al is up for you though
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Look I don't have anything against the young lady, but I couldn't listen to the whole lecture. It sounds like she's in a stop start motion. When she was speaking it was like: Every- word- was- spoken-very- slowly- one - by-one.
Just the same think I'm thinking right know ....
A lot of people that do presentations speak a little bit slower, because what if to other people it seems like they're speaking fast and can't understand them? Also because when they speak slower their words have like a bigger "impact" to the point they're trying to state, (if that makes sense.) But this girl just over-did it 😂😂
My family were told to go back to Mexico. But my family were in the USA before there was a USA. Look at history Texas, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, and California.
LatinX mis huevos. I'm Latino hasta las chanclas. I'm not a sellout.
Erick Morales asta las chanclas hahahahaha.
Erick Morales Latinx is an inclusive term used to refer to a group of people of Latin American decent in a gender-neutral way, so people belonging to this group that don’t identify as male feel they are being represented. I can see why a cis-gendered male would be hesitant to accept this term since the traditional term use ‘Latino’ fully represents them.
Esmeralda Cano, vale madre, tía.
¡Erick Morales, hasta el coño me tiene esa puta palabra! ¡Carajo!
Best comment ever!!
Y’all are being ridiculous, and missing the message
juaquces girblais no we get it clear
¿Latinx?... ¿eso que rayos es? XD
Una palabra los gueyes especiales que no son mujeres ni hombres quieren usar para nosotros
LATINX is NOT A WORD . It is RIDICULOUS AND HIGHLY OFFENSIVE . Your video immediately became unwatchable and lost all
Legitimacy .
look it up its listed
Offensive how
you probably also felt bad at her because she is a Mexican girl who is defending other mexican girls who get picked on for being human and part of our society
It is a word. Stop crying.
Did yall actually watch the video she barely even said Latinx
I think she did a great job
I think they were referring to the title
I’m not “hispanic”, it’s like if Mexico census labels all USA citizens as “Britanics” just because their culture is related to england and they speak English.
how about Americans. We are Americans, a mix race of european, native american and african.
pal629 not all of us are African, a lot of us aren’t
@@gi4nni_goodlife794 everyone has uh little
Thank you!
Hi, i am Daniel. A latino from a real latin american country.
Lo pongo en ingles por que no creo que los jovenes de USA sepan español Xingao y si quieren leer el resto pues que traduzcan o que les valgan de algo las clases de español.
En fin, el termino latinx solo tiene sentido en USA y pues en el resto... No somos minoria en nuestro pais y no nesecitamos quedar bien con el extranjero
Latinos and Latinas are some of the toughest, hardest-working people I've ever had the privilege to know. These stereotypes are undeserved.
¡Viva la Raza! ¡Superamos! ¡Jamás abandonan esperanza! Ustedes tienen amigos estadounidenses, y yo soy uno de éstes. Días están duros, sí, pero somos más duros...
You mean "Latin American" people. Latinos means something else and it doesn't have anything to do with the Hispanics.
They are lovely!
Vivo El Taco! AYAYAYAY
God bless Dame Pesos
@@martinzazueta8633 Yeah, that's not a stereotype.
I an Puerto Rican and I an so proud to be a unite states Hispanic I Love everybody no matter what where they come from God bless us
As an Irish person, I think the latinas are genuinely some of the most beautiful people in the world.. fair play for speaking out.. you are all amazing people!
Thank you, the Irish are great as well
is anyone else here because of school lmao?
School?
Happy 4th of July my fellow Americans no matter where you may happen to be. Fly old glory loud and proud. :)
Team Peru… I stand by all my Hispanic brothers and sisters… I love my kind more then anything. I know it’ll probably never happen but I hope this world and everyone coexist in piece. Until then I stand with my brothers and sisters of the Hispanic community 💯❤️
How to know if someone is an mexican-american? They use the word ''latinx'' in a non ironic way.
Adding an X indicates that the person doesn't know basic Spanish grammar and is too lazy to learn it.
She’s trying way too hard to get in on the SJW victim mentality bandwagon. It’s embarrassing.
tell that to the mexicans that have their identities broken down by other races. We all go through discrimination, it's good to talk about it.
@@watermoof4914 tell that to her 20% indigenous blood, which were slaughtered by her *80%* Iberian conquistador ancestors. She could easily look in the mirror if this wasn’t a social justice/political stunt.
@@watermoof4914 You know these snakes aren't just talking about it. They want to create policies that enforce this pampering. Complaining about discrimination is like, "he likes me, he likes me not, he likes me =), ...not. It's pathetic for grown ups. Have some dignity and rise above it.
@@filibertogiron I am not sure if the snakes is dedicated to this group as a whole or something else but i wont reply with a full response since i realized what kind of person you are. take your pathetic nihilism and shove it
This is so sad. D:
No one should be discriminated against because they look different or speak a different language. I know what it is like to be discriminated against and be yelled at just because something about you is different or odd to some people.
Also, why do people keep using Latinx? I’m not a full Latina and even I don’t like the word. Latino works just fine. I’ve noticed this discrimination going both ways, Caucasians (Yes, that really is the correct ethnic term.) discriminate against and exclude the Latinos and vice versa. D: So much unequally in our society. Why can’t we as Americans just accept each other?????
yes, Latinx is a racial slur invented by white female liberals for control. Only a sellout Latino would sue it.
im from north europe, and I have much respect to all hispanics in the world. u guys rock! love y`all
Which country? I love Europa
I’m not even Latina, but Latinx just sounds weird
they should at least use the word Latine for non-binary Latinos.
Latinos are a very resilient heritage. They will always remain a sustainable source in the global community. A very misunderstood and honorable power.
thanks for saying latino and not latinx.
I really was informed about how to distinguish the difference between Hispanics and Latino. Good job, & thank you for informing me
I love the hispanic people, music and culture. Un saludo desde Portugal. 🙂💪
Portugueses are latin-europeans
@@chronos5457 no shxt but they aren't hispanic
@@chronos5457 But they are not Hispanics
I remember going to visit my Aunt in a nursing home. I lived in a city that had always been at least 50% Hispanic. I was shocked to only see one Hispanic person in the entire place. I saw at least 100 people there but only one was Hispanic. I have always had a tremendous amount of respect for their family first values but that took my respect to a new level. Hopefully that value rubs off on the rest of us
Oh yeah definitely a Hispanic would never put an elderly in a nursing home family is everything
@@mindfulnessorganix1588 They don't put them in because of poverty and ignorance. They can't give their families the help and medical care they need at home and many die early for lack of care at home. You totally misunderstand the care that elderly need. Nursing homes are as diverse as anything.
They don't put them in because of poverty and ignorance. They can't give their families the help and medical care they need at home and many die early for lack of care at home. You totally misunderstand the care that elderly need. Nursing homes are as diverse as anything.
I’m Hispanic and I agree
@@paulruiz72 Hispanics die at home at earlier ages than other in nursing homes, because they lack the needed medical care from unknowable, but well meaning families.
As a Colombian, I'd prefer being called Pablo Escobar than Latinx.
😂
@@jeymiah8468 bruh🤣🤣😂😂
LatinX disconnects me from any kind of Latino culture and thus makes me think LatinX isn’t even human
As an Americano myself,born and raised by fluent English speaking Parents and born here in America, I am appauled at the way my Latin Gente are being treated! They are my Heavenly Familia! I'm bilingüe ahora porque los meyor al ra ajuntó que te ro dividad. ps, estoy muy alegré y orgullo al ro llamado un Latino o Ameritino que es American Latino! We were a United Human Race up in the Celestiales before our physical birth on Earth, and Latin Hebrew was the first Idioma created on Earth before the Biblical Flood at the Tower OF Babylon to confuse the Latin Language, Not the so called races we know today!
what is latinx? why the x at the end?
From what I understand it's by people who are nonbinary and/or gender nonconforming (:
It's a way to white wash our heritage and it was created by hipsters from the US
@@fucker661 no it's a word for both male and female
Marie Neiß ah so Latin or Latino....it’s a word made by people who have no understanding of the Spanish language and how lain and Latino are already both gender neutral. But, to make themself feel better they have to add and x.
@@Pineapplelesspineapplepizza you literally don't understand it lol
So proud of you for sharing this knowledge with others! Great talk.
Couldn't agree more
I'm Latino, blessed to have been raised in NYC. Travelled to all major American cities. The only real racism I ever experienced was in Spain, wouldn't be served at a restaurant. Go figure. My white friend from Seattle got more upset than me. Go figure.
It is Latino. The term use in your title is offensive. It is important to understand that our language is based on gender and that terms are not interchangeable. Using the term in question is not common among the Latino community and it is not representative of our community as a whole. it reinforces and perpetuates the oppression of our people.
The census bureau came up with the term hispanic in 1969 and threw it at Mexican Americans. It only means Spanish speaking. Some accepted this term, others didn't. Hispanic is not a race, nationality, or ethnicity.
@Mustafa Alam it's not a race. Do your research. Many Mexicans are 100% Native to the American continent. And have no Spanish blood.
Latinx is like LineX or GasX or Dr. X. Adding an X at the and of an existing word doesn't legitimize the word like minx, linx or sphinx, because those words already had the x in them when they were created. Latinx is a joke. Hundreds of comments from Spanish speaking people saying the same should be your first clue to fabricate a different buzzword and try to pass it off as heroic.
What's kind of interesting is that she actually/mostly says Latino(s) and Hispanic(s) and primarily leans on these terms, not Latinx. She quite literally only says Latinx twice throughout her presentation, even though it's in the title of the workshop, and appears twice on the slides. It's almost as if, on some level, even she already knows that its use is not very practical or that maybe it just sounds odd to try to incorporate a word like Latinx as a normal/accepted term.
she might have said Latinx more often if she were nonbinary
i know this is somewhat off topic.. but what social changes should be made of the stigmatization of mental illness in the Latino/Latina community?
My mom and my grandma immigrated here from Nicaragua, my mom is still treated differently. We identify as the working poor
Latinas come from Spain . This lovely woman is a Native American who was forced to learn to speak Spanish by the Spaniards.
We can't accept that any more
Born in NYC and Mexican heritage
I would never accept that from anyone
NEVER LET ANYONE TAKE YOUR DIGNITY RESPECT FROM YOU
La chica no sabe ni dónde queda Lacio y se dice latina 😄
Pena ajena.
Just say you're an American of Latino/Hispanic heritage so you won't confuse people.
^^^Boom. This guy gets it.
She looks native lol
It's American of "Latin American" Hispanic heritage".
If you don’t have Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, or Romanian Ancestry then you’re not Latino. Oh you can only be Hispanic if you hav Spanish or Portuguese Ancestry. If you have any Spanish or Portuguese speaking Ancestry from anywhere south of the US border and you can’t claim any of the above Ancestries you can claim Latin American heritage not Latino or Hispanic.
Your heritage is Latin American. You're not Italians, you're not Romans and you're not Latin Europeans.
In my own experience with latinos i have tried and tried(as well as my family) to be friendly and kind to them but they're never friendly back. They mock me or ignore me like im not there so this video seems like a waste of time
Spanish language is a brilliant language. Latino culture has brought a lot to American culture. You can believe me, I'm convinced madam. Andre BERENYI