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Furthermore it doesn't make any sense in the Spanish language, where it is perfectly normal to have Latinos (n. m), Latinas (n. f), and Latinos (n. n). It is a
by microcolonel 6y ago
Furthermore it doesn't make any sense in the Spanish language, where it is perfectly normal to have Latinos (n. m), Latinas (n. f), and Latinos (n. n).
It is a word entirely for the American activist class.
- readarticle 6y agoThe point is obviously to disrupt that normality, but it’s absolutely a word for and by US activists speaking English. The word used by activists in Latin America is “Latine”, if you’re curious. It’s actually pronounceable in Spanish!
- paradoja 6y agoIn the Spanish-speaking world you can find the endings -e, -@, and -x. Depending on the area/organization one or other can be used (also, differing ways of pronouncing them; I'm a native and barely have heard any one pronounce the -e versions ever).