comment on the hispanic political unity issue

Post #11,542 by boxley 10/3/01 3:42:21 PM Reply	comment on the hispanic political unity issue The concept of cross border political unity in the border states as it affects the hispanic populations in the US and elsewhere. The group I linked is the more extremist view other groups such as [link\|http://www.nclr.org/\|here] and [link\|http://members.tripod.com/~larazaunida/enter.htm\| here] are more mainstream although I think they are a tad to the left of your views. thanx, bill why did god give us a talleywhacker and a trigger finger if he didnt want us to use them? Randy Wayne White
Post #11,544 by Fearless Freep 10/3/01 4:00:42 PM 10/3/01 4:02:53 PM Reply	!Laugh! I don't think she notices I'll ask her but...she's pretty politically conservative and doesn't seem to have a lot of interest in 'minority politics' or even Mexican politics She considers herself simply an "American", Hispanic in origin, culture and cuisine, but not in politics Jay O'Connor "Going places unmapped to do things unplanned to people unsuspecting" Edited by Fearless Freep Oct. 3, 2001, 04:02:53 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #11,545 by rsf 10/3/01 4:04:20 PM Reply	Re: comment on the hispanic political unity issue This is more of an extreme leftwing Mexican-American thing as opposed to Hispanic. My wife's parents' are South American immigrants and she said that virtually all of the Central and South Americans here and abroad that she knows feel no kindship with Mexicans or Mexican-Americans. Actually she said that many South Americans look down upon Mexican-Americans. Ray

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