Segregation at its strongest, yet invisible
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Michael Anthony
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Sorry Buffy. You're simply wrong. It depends a lot on what "white" means (to you...). White and blac... -
ana
on Mexican? Ha, I don’t think so!
what is bad? the fact that people don't realize that hispanics/latinos are a diversified group of pe... -
me
on I will not yield to you.
Was it racism or purely disrespect? Would they have moved had she been white? (Many I know would not... -
Ben Cardona
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
You look Puerto Rican 2 me!... -
Amman Sabet
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
As if not being white gives you some bullshit leg up in the dialogue.... -
Amman Sabet
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
"No... where are you really from..." as a follow up to when I respond that I am from New York. As ... -
Nathan
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Hmmm, well I'm of Greek, Armenian and Hungarian heritage, and I'm regularly assumed to be Latino, so... -
Buffy
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Uh no. We are shaped differently. The majority of black and Caribbean girls, because of their africa... -
Diego Rivero
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Well, I'm from "Nuohrlans" and the funniest part comes from the ignorami who assert I have an "Engli... -
nomorehumans
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Yes, white people suck, right? They have boring hair, and no curves and no soul. Stereotypes; they...
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Michael Anthony
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican