(10-24-2022, 09:47 AM)mikesez Wrote: It is true that Hispanics usually identify more as white or black than they identify as Hispanic, and it's true that the more they identify as white, the more they vote Republican. That just means we have racially charged issues in our government and society. It doesn't mean anyone is racist.

My wife is Peruvian and I can tell you with 100% certainty that she has NEVER identified as anything other than Hispanic-American. Nor have any of our Hispanic friends identified as black or white, who come from all across the South/Central Americas and the Carribean Islands. I don't know where you read this or how you came to this conclusion, but you may want to rethink it. Hard working, freedom loving Hispanics typically vote Red; lazy and shiftless Hispanics typically vote Blue. There, how does that stereotype work for you? In this case, tho, it's true.

And Reid and Hill are just about the LEAST qualified people on this planet to comment on Hispanics political preferences. They don't have the same cultural background, or even understand it from a distance.

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