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Mr. Contreras this is most disrespectful statement I ever read from Latino. Latinos never grew up in Deep South during 50's or 60's & you have the nerve to delfate our struggle & use it to advance your people cause this is just despicable.Your people mark White on Census.
Wrong. There were Mexican Americans in the Mississippi Delta in the 50s and 60s. There were Latinos in New Orleans at the turn of the century OH! And my people were in Houston, Texas starting in 1910https://mississippiencyclopedia.org/entries/mexicans-and-mexican-americans-mississippi-delta/ …
Yeah, y’all were here. Felix Tijerina sternly reprimanded his colleagues, saying: "Let the Negro fight his own battles. His problems are not mine. I don't want to ally with him."pic.twitter.com/kLomuSeRD3
They were recruited famer workers like I said. LOL
Yes, Mexicans were definitely here in the Jim Crow era. Texans remember:http://forgottenlatinohistory.blogspot.com/2018/08/felix-mexican-restaurant.html …
Alabama has a growing Latino community that keeps to themselves & looks out for their own interests. I don't trust POC that mark white on the US census but talk about being Brown. That's a slick where I come from. Don't conflate the Black experience with the POC experiences.
Look sir. This how your people really feel about us.https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-gang-firebombing-20180405-story.html …
Wrong they were in such small numbers. They were farm workers.
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