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Those "Latino" dudes are either part or full Black or maybe Indian. "White" Hispanics like Argentines usually DON'T get profiled by anybody here in the US.
The left wing media used the term "white" Hispanic for the sole purpose of fanning racial tensions by manufacturing a racial motive in an incident where none existed.
Either that or no one can be mixed anymore - like George Zimmerman.
The left wing media used the term "white" Hispanic for the sole purpose of fanning racial tensions by manufacturing a racial motive in an incident where none existed.
Either that or no one can be mixed anymore - like George Zimmerman.
Cal it the "Zimmerman rule".
That's a good one. In any similar incident, we'll just say that whichever one is lighter skinned, is the white guy. Zimmerman isn't close to what "white" used to mean.
Now we can have the reverse one-drop rule, anyone with a drop of white like Zimmerman might have is now to be considered white unless the other guy is whiter, then he can be the victim.
If Martin had been a blue eyed blond and he killed Zimmerman, Zimmerman would be the poor minority group victim.
I've honestly never read that as a descriptor of race/nationality/origin until recently in some of the recent GZ media reports.
What is he were black and from Cuba? Would he be a "African Cuban-American Hispanic"?
Does that mean Barack Obama is a 'white African American'?
Well, for example - there are Chinese Cubans, of Chinese parentage. There are also African Cubans. There are also Lebanese Cubans. There are white Cubans (usually European - Spanish, etc.) There are many types of Cubans.
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