What do you think of Afro-Latinos hating mestizos and white Latinos?

[Norway12]

On Twitter, they have a big hate for mestizos and latinos, what gets my attention is that these afro-latinos come from countries with no mestizos (Puerto Rico, Cuba and Dominican Republic), they claim mestizos are oppressing them, but how?

examples of their hate

[axel.aleman]

Bueno con mestizos de mi país incluso si son pred euro como una amiga no he tenido problemas. Pero si con zambos de mi país(pobrecitos yo siendo mulato estoy un escalón por encima a ellos en el sistema de castas), algunos inmigrantes y gente de la clase alta de mi pais

[Norway12]

Bueno con mestizos de mi país incluso si son pred euro como una amiga no he tenido problemas. Pero si con zambos de mi país(pobrecitos yo siendo mulato estoy un escalón por encima a ellos en el sistema de castas), algunos inmigrantes y gente de la clase alta de mi pais

creo que Dash es de panama, no se si es odio o simplemente que los hombres mestizos nunca les hicieron caso? pero en twitter te encuentras de TODO, son rarisima la gente de ahi
esta dominicana es de lo PEOR



me cago de risa con esto





me da mucha risa lo de "mestizo supremacy", esta loca esa mujer

[Norway12]

y siguen con esto

[Fincher]

They could be less toxic about it, but representation matters IMO. FWIW, it seems easier to have a high self-esteem as a black person in the U.S. and the UK nowadays than in some latin american countries where black people are almost exclusively portrayed as low-class minstrel caricatures and casually mocked for their hair/facial features

[Fincher]

I personally feel more of a divide with elitist middle/upper class latin americans who have a passive disdain for their poorer compatriots/diaspora and don't resent regular, well-meaning people who happen to look more "latino" than I do

[Tutankhamun]

I was actually believing you were from El Salvador, but reading this thread I noticed that you must be a random chicano.

[Norway12]

I was actually believing you were from El Salvador, but reading this thread I noticed that you must be a random chicano.

You must know so many Salvadoran-Americans living in São Paulo, correct? dont make me laugh

[Norway12]

They could be less toxic about it, but representation matters IMO. FWIW, it seems easier to have a high self-esteem as a black person in the U.S. and the UK nowadays than in some latin american countries where black people are almost exclusively portrayed as low-class minstrel caricatures and casually mocked for their hair/facial features

mestizos do not need to give anyone that is not part of our circle any representation, why are no mulatto or black countries giving blacks the representation they cry for? subscribe to American Cholo, he is Honduran raised in the chicano culture, he only identifies with other mestizos and indigenous people, listen to this podcast and what all mestizos and indigenous feel about associating ourselves with other racial groups just for labeling us "latino/hispanic", the divide is here and we are now seeing it, afro latinos have taken the side of african americans, that is fine, but dont come to our countries to destroy our identity by black washing us

[axel.aleman]

Yo soy Mulato Colonial y no tengo rencor hacia los mestizos de mi pais.