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Tag Archives: Spanish
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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Drop the “Latino” and Re-Adopt the Indigenous Label for Indigenous People: This is Our Idle No More Movement
Late last night, my father and I talked about how the ethnic term Latino mislabels Indigenous and mixed-Indigenous Mexicans, Ecuadorians, Puerto Rican, etc.. For a long time, he and I believed Latino and Hispanic correctly defined the Spanish-speaking mixed-Indigenous people of Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged Adrian Bailon, American Dream, Amish, Boricua, Brittanic, census, Christina Aguilera, Cristina Aguilera, decolonization, decolonize, Ecuadorian, Ecuatoriano, Filipinos, Hispanic, IdleNoMOre, Immigrant Reform, Julio Jaramillo, Kechwa, Kichwa, Latino, Mexicans, NationsRising, Native American, Not Your Mascot, Notyourtonto, Quechua, Quitu, Quitu-Shyri, Shyri, South American, Spanish, Spanish-speaking, Tawantinsuyu
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Why Keeping In Touch With Your Native Language Does Matter
The Wankavilka president attends a CONAICE meeting (Confederación de Nacionalidades y pueblos indígenas de la Costa Ecuatoriana) – an Indigenous political group aiming to protect the rights of Indigenous people in the Ecuadorian coast. The presidents start their meeting with an opening ceremony. Each of … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged Chanduy, Cholo, Comunero, dialect, Ecuador, goancavelica, Guayaquil, Guayas, Huancavilca, idle no more, language, mogote, native, Native American, native culture, New York City, Oral tradition, playas, Santa Elena, Spanish, Sumpa, Wankavilka
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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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