L.A. Teacher calls for Revolution at La Raza rally.

[peejay 327]

The Southern Poverty Law Center and the ACLU must be beaming with pride at their spawn.

[Danno 1,228]

The Southern Poverty Law Center and the ACLU must be beaming with pride at their spawn.

Speaking of the $PLC, do they list La Raza as a hate-group?

(I'd bet money the answer is no)

[SuperDuper! 230]

I wonder if any of those crying in the Seattle thread will come comment. I am looking forward to Pedroh's opinion on this.

This is just another example of a long list of pathetic double standards in this country. It is forbidden for Caucasians to be proud of their own heritage, yet minorities are encouraged to say whatever they want and get a free pass.

Double-standards are a fact of life, no matter where ya live. Gotta man up and deal with 'em.

[Heracles 417]

Double-standards are a fact of life, no matter where ya live. Gotta man up and deal with 'em.

No they are not. I've had never heard of let alone seen such double standards before. A situation where one group is encouraged to beat off about their race 24/7, yet simply saying white results in you being a KKK carrying member, who should be hung publicly.

Edited May 10, 2010 by Booyah!

[Pinocchio Liberal 268]

yea, let's start with La Raza being a Mexican-American organization, or more commonly known as Chicano. Chicanos for the longest time have had a different agenda than the latino immigrants (chicano and latino immigrants are not the same). Not really assimilated to American culture, nor Latino culture, they created their own organizations to create their own identity and myths (the famous Aztlan). Sometimes La Raza agenda overlaps latino immigrant interests, sometimes not.

I for one, do not share or feel identified with chicano organizations, as I'm sure many latino immigrants neither

Especially on occasions such as this.Heh?