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Oh yes. Hispanic is the correct term when speaking English. Latinx is a sign of wanting to show off Spanish (to virtue signal) but actually being intolerant of
by burfog 7y ago
Oh yes. Hispanic is the correct term when speaking English.
Latinx is a sign of wanting to show off Spanish (to virtue signal) but actually being intolerant of the way the language works. Values collided, and thus Latinx was born. Using the correct term, Hispanic, just wasn't an option.
- gusmd 7y agoAs a Brazilian Latin American, there's nothing Hispanic about me or my people. Most of us are some mixture of European (primarily Italian or Portuguese), African, indian (as in the native people of South America) descendents. Our official language is Portuguese.
- burfog 7y agoSo you're Brazilian. Latinx, Latino, Latina are not normally used for all Latin-based languages. Italians and French don't qualify either, despite being Latin-based. (Quebec???) It's also not race; the Cherokee do not qualify even if of mixed ancestry. Really it is just a synonym for Hispanic.