The Sleeping Giant: The Latino Vote

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Maria Cardona & co-host Christina M. Carrica Haley discuss the power of the Latino vote.
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@AJ-HawksToxicFinger 3 года назад

There was this guy who had a dream that someday people would be judged on the content of their character not the color of their skin.... guess he 'kinda' achieved his dream because we hit that moment about 20 years ago and now we've over shot it so we're once again using race to 'divide' everyone into groups.

@cajunasian71 3 года назад

I am soooo very tired of the ethnic divide that videos like this cater to. Simply remove "Black"... insert "Latino"... Rinse/ Repeat. I am Asian American and this mantra of "White this" and "White that" is UNTRUE. These past generations are THE MOST PRIVILEGED of ANY before them. But you wouldn't know it from videos like these. My family worked very hard in this country and assimilated. We worked next to White People who must have "missed the memo" of their inherent ethnic privilege. There is MONEY PRIVILEGE in this country... and that is GREEN not WHITE. Generations ago the whites were the ONLY ones with the money. Not necessarily the case today. Stop regurgitating the status quo and think about how to bridge the gaps between ethnicities... NOT further DIVIDE THEM. *mic drop*

@kayroperez8632 3 года назад

I agree with you 100% I was born in Mexico and came to this great country when I was 2 years old when I was a kid the black kids and mexicans didn't accept me the white kids did they made an effort to communicate with me since I didn't speak english and they befriended me yet they were the racist this was back in 1979 that I'm talking about when I was in kindergarten. It was like that all the way up to high school except the black kids also became my friends and other races like Indians Asians everybody except the Mexicans they still didn't care for me now as an adult that has changed but I'm pretty successful thanks to this great country now I've had people who looked down at me working for me but I treat them with the respect we all deserve as part of the human race