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Tag Archives: South America
Xuxa Says Let’s Play Indian
Xuxa is a Brazilian TV presenter, film actress, businesswoman, and famous singer in both languages – Spanish and Portuguese – in Latin America. She was best known for her children’s song Ilaire in the early 1990s – the first song … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged Ecuador, indigenous, Mestizo, Latino, Indian, American Indians, South America, Latin America, Spanish, Redskins, Amazon, Stereotypes, Round dance, Xuxa, Portuguese, Brazil, Halloween, Costumes, Indiancostumes, cousins, innocent, mockery, Amazonian, headdress, Jewish, African, Pilgrim, Hindu, Holocaust, Slavery, NBA, NFL, ban, Donald Sterling
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I’m Coming Out, Yo Soy Enchaquirado, That Means “Two-Spirit” Where I Come From
I wake up in a dream. It takes me to the sea. I spread my body like a starfish right on the beach. Chawis fly across the sky. Crabs glow red under the hot sun. Then – I hear someone whistle in the distance. I get … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged baby jesus, Bisexual, Catholic, Ecuador, Enchaquirado, Engabao, Gay, gay conversion facilities, Gay discrimination, gay hate, Huancavilca, IdleNoMOre, Indigenous activism, Indigenous communities, indigenous culture, Lesbian, Montanita, NationsRising, NotYourMascot, quito, South America, Transgender, Tumbala, Two Spirits
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“The Difference between us Indians and Illegal Mexicans?”
LastRealIndians states the following quote on the Facebook page: “Natives saying ‘You can barely tell the difference between us Indians and them illegal Mexicans that can’t speak English, huh?’ [with a slightly condescending laugh at “can’t speak English”]. ***LOL that’s because … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged American Indians, Border Patrol, Colonization, Discrimination, Divide, Division, Ecuador, Ecuadorians, English, Hispanic, Illegal Mexicans, indigenous, Indigenous peoples of the Americas, LastRealIndians, Latino, Mexico, Pan-American Indian, Peruvians, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, Racism, Salvadorans, South America, Spanish, Spanish language, United States, Unity
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Trail of Tears Banners: Enough is Enough!
It’s disappointing to see that a bunch of high school students from McAdory create a banner of Trail of Tears to taunt a rival football team in their area. Then, a couple of days later, I read an article from Indian Country … Continue reading
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