I'm Hispanic and this 'video is very well done. There are a lot ignorant comments below and this people shouldn't comment on what they have no clue about.
I'm a counselor planning on talking about diversity in my group and I just want to say this video is amazing so much information but yet it's not dull or dry I love the images and all the thought put into it thanks
I really wanted to understand more about Latino culture and this video was a great resource. I'm learning Spanish and alongside the language I want to understand more about the people. I'm not Latino but I definitely identified With a lot of the culture. I'm white but I'm not your typical stiff white guy from the United States.
This has taught me a lot I am dating a Latino man and I want to learn about his culture and his values and everything that comes with dating a Latino man.
They seem to be pretty clear that not all Latino groups or people agree with all of these tendencies. However, if you study a culture, you have to make at least some generalizations, understanding that each principle you discover will have many people who disagree within that culture. That's the dilemma of sociology, but if you want to try to understand people, you have to take that risk. It's not racist to assume that if your ancestors were rural Southerners, you may traditionally enjoy some chicken at family get-togethers. That doesn't mean a love of chicken is in your DNA, it just means that your family retains some rural Southern cultural traits. So what? If we note that this cultural tendency is more common among some races/ethnicities than others, we're not being racist. If we condemned it and made it seem inferior, THEN we wander into racist territory. Some commenters have been way too critical here.
Hay mucha discusión entre "hispano" y "latino". Los franceses, italianos, portugueses, rumanos, españoles...son "latinos" porque hablan un idioma (lenguas romances) que procede del latín. Del mismo modo que existe el término "germano" para referirse a los que hablan un idioma germánico( inglés, alemán, sueco, danés, holandés...) O también existe el término "eslavo" para referirse a los países que hablan una lengua eslava (ruso, polaco, ucraniano, serbio, búlgaro...)
This is why its very hard to categorize us on the same bag as a community, because many of those characteristics are latin, no women in my country is expected to behave as Virgin Mary, the are expected to be strong to study hard and be the best i what they do, same as a men, I have see more machismo in the USA and role expectation than in my country. I have never heard " familismo, personalismo, I know no one in my culture who is not expected to change what is not right, achieved it or not is another story. That make us so diverse, appreciate the good effort
As a Catholic, and a very devout young person, I feel like fatalismo is not the way to describe Latinx culture. It is a part of it, but the words, "si Dios quiere" implies a lot more than letting things be. A person with faith trusts in God amidst struggles. I feel like that is where I have personally seen it in myself. But I am only 16 so . . . .
I'm Canadian of Indian origin, and these values seem similar to Indian values. But many Indian-Canadians just don't care about the Indian values and barely know what they even are. Is it the same with you guys?
+candleinthewind I'm Mexican American, Family is extremely important, the younger generation has more American values and believes while older generations have more traditional values with some american values. we know Latino values but we chose which ones we want to fallow.
I know the People from the first picture they were students in a University in México People in the picture 3:23 were students from that same University whomever did this video studied there by any chance?
This presents a great challenge for employers and universities seeking to repair the damaging bias of the past. Why can't we either provide color blind financial need based support or provide support in proportion to melanin-based darkness of skin or genotype % from the most persecuted people? I have yet to understand why people who are 100% or very high percentage European Spanish are considered just as much in need of affirmative action and extra support as people who are 100% Native American. The people who are more Native American and/or African often need, and arguably deserve, more help based on historical patterns of oppression.
I wouldn’t think in 2022 anyone would need affirmative action in this day of age. Racial discrimination has been illegal since the civil rights movement.
I'm a Christian Latina. My family is from Nicaragua but I'm the first to be born in the United States in my family. I feel very offended by the fatalismo comment about how parents accept their childrens academic efforts and think there's nothing to be done to help them become star students. If anything Latinos work extremly hard so their children excell academically. My parents came to the U.S.A. so I can grow up to have a fantastic life so no my parents did not accept their lives as young adults and worked extremly hard to get where they are right now in life thanks to God's blessings. If the majority of Latinos believed that there's nothing to be done than their wouldn't be much immigration from Latin America everyday to the U.S. I trust in God's plans for my life and I trust that He has amazing plans in store for me but that doesn't mean I'm just going to be lazy and not work hard in order to achieve those the goals God guided me to have. Saying Latinos=Fatalismo is calling latinos lazy since it's implying latinos just accept whatever situation their in and don't put any effort to progress.
HISPANIC counts anyone that speaks Spanish Natively so that counts Spain, South America, Equatorial Guinea,etc . hispanic is not a race. Neither is Latino. Latino is anyone who speaks a Latin Based language. Latin people are Romans. Latin is not Latino. ALso this means that there is no such thing as a one latino culture as France spain and italy are also latino
I think you didn't pay attention to the video, she never said latino/hispanic is a race, actually just a cultural/geographical term. Also there is a Latin culture, the same way there's an Anglo culture despite British, Americans, Australians, South Africans and so on are no the same, but share the same roots. On the other hand I think Latin American is more correct than just Latin because Latin is a term way more broad that encompasses people in other continents.
Latin is used as a demonym for the word Latin American. If you used common sense and understand the context, you wouldn't be having this debate. It's like getting mad at people for calling people from USA "americans". It's not the right term, but again, it is a gentilic for someone from USA. Even us South Americans call americans "americans".
Latin and Latino is the same thing only that in the English language there is no "o" and no "a" at the end of the word. The Latino/Latin culture is the Italian/ Roman culture. You in Latin America have a "Latin American Culture". Everything Latino/Latin be it the Latin people, the Latin Language and the Latin Culture all comes from Roman Italy and not from Spain and not from Latin America. Latino/Latin only refers to a language and to a culture, the Latin Language (Lingua Latina)spoken by the Romans and their Latin Culture (Cultura Latina). Latino/Latin is not a Race, not an ethnicity, not a DNA, not a Skin Color, not a Blood and by the way there is no such a thing is a Latin Music and a Latin Food.
Latin and Latino are the same words same as American and Americano. Please don't try to change Roman History. It's that in English they say "Latin" and don't use the "a" and the "o" at the end to identify if it's male or female. In Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish is "Latino" and "Latina".
Todo lo que es hispano/latino deriva de la cultura de los Latinos originales que es decir los Romanos. Sin este publo no hubiese cultura o civilizacion Europea. Romanización de Hispania - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanización_de_Hispania Introducción. A lo largo de los siglos de dominio romano sobre las provincias de Hispania, las costumbres, la religión, las leyes y en general el modo de vida de ...
One thing americans should know is speak the other person language. Some time an American comes to my and start speaking english like i should know it. THATS RUDE! AND if an American comes to me speaking spanish THATS POLITE!
I always thought it was the other way around. I speak to people in English first because I wouldn't want them to think that I judged them by their skin color, and then switch if they don't speak it. My Spanish is also very weak, so that doesn't help matters. Should I try Spanish first? I really don't want to make people feel excluded or hurt
You mean Latin American culture? because the Latin/Latino culture is the culture of the real Latins/Latinos: Italians, French. Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards. Latin/Latino refers only to a language and a culture, the Latin Language (Lingua Latina) spoken by the Romans and their Latin Culture. Latin/Latino It's not a race and it's not an ethnicity, not a DNA, not a Skin Color, not a Food , not Dance and not a Music. It's all an invention of the "Hispanics" of the Americas with the complicity of the panderer U.S. Census Bureau. www.latinsinternational.yolasite.com www.mexica-movement.org
Hey...Spanish speaking people of the "Americas" you are all confused people in search of a common name. I understand that but "Latino/Latina" is not not the name to use for your Race or Ethnicity. Just look yourself in the mirror and identify which Race or mix of Races you want to identify with but Latino is not a Race and is not an Ethnicity and "Hispanic" is not a Race and is not an Ethnicity either. Latino is a Language (Lingua Latina), the language of the Romans,ancient Italians,who introduced this language to Spain during their 700 and plus years of colonization of Spain, called by them "Hispania" in Latin. Latin and Latino is the same word as in American and Americano. In English and French there is no "o' or "a" at the end but it's the same word . You cannot change history just because you want a name for yourself.Latin America is only a geographical location where languages derived from the Latin are spoken. These are the languages spoken in what the French called "Amerique Latine": French.Portuguese and Spanish, all Latin derived languages. The other two Latin languages are: Italian,first and foremost then Romanian. I would like to add that Latino doesn't have anything to do with speaking Spanish or being a mestizo/a either. Don't confuse yourself more. The "Chicana"Professor in this video, like all the others don't know what they're talking about.
(1) "your race" is not correct, Latin America is a multi-racial society, there's white, native american, asian, african, middle easterners and many mixed people in there. Also the girl in the video never said Latin is a race but the opposite. (2) It was the french who decided to name it Latin America so they could justify territorial claims in the americas based on common cultural roots. (3) US Americans usually stereotype Latins as Mexican mestizos, which is incorrect, but that will take a lot of effort to educate poor ethnocentric US Americans devoid of culture.
Who else is watching this because their teacher is forcing them to?
fucking facts god
Me lol
MEEE!!!!
Not me, Good old corona got me schoolin' from home. This isn't forced, but I'm doin' it anyway
Chicken Supplier they forcing me and my teacher assigned it like 3 days before it’s due date
I'm Hispanic and this 'video is very well done. There are a lot ignorant comments below and this people shouldn't comment on what they have no clue about.
i'm from pr i had to respect adults as a kid
THIS WAS THE LONGEST 10 MINUTES OF MY LIFE. OMG
I thought I had it at least 2/3 done and it said I was a minute in.
I'm watching this for Spanish 101 and COMPLETELY agree
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I'm a counselor planning on talking about diversity in my group and I just want to say this video is amazing so much information but yet it's not dull or dry I love the images and all the thought put into it thanks
I really wanted to understand more about Latino culture and this video was a great resource. I'm learning Spanish and alongside the language I want to understand more about the people. I'm not Latino but I definitely identified With a lot of the culture. I'm white but I'm not your typical stiff white guy from the United States.
hes not like the other gorls
Amazing info! Thanks bunches for creating this! Explains a lot about my parents and grandparents that I never knew.
Very good video. I am taking a medical missions trip to Honduras and this was very informative and very helpful
Latin people are the nicest people I have ever met.
This has taught me a lot I am dating a Latino man and I want to learn about his culture and his values and everything that comes with dating a Latino man.
Thanks for making this video. It answered my nagging question on rather to use latino or hispanic when describing the spanish culture.
Im latino and yep... really good video.
Very similar to the Filipino culture.
Trueeee am half-filipino myself and I love different cultures and songs.😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀🇵🇭😀
for any CPCC students, turn the playback speed on 1.5 or 2 to speed up the video. You still get the information, but at a faster pace.
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They seem to be pretty clear that not all Latino groups or people agree with all of these tendencies. However, if you study a culture, you have to make at least some generalizations, understanding that each principle you discover will have many people who disagree within that culture. That's the dilemma of sociology, but if you want to try to understand people, you have to take that risk. It's not racist to assume that if your ancestors were rural Southerners, you may traditionally enjoy some chicken at family get-togethers. That doesn't mean a love of chicken is in your DNA, it just means that your family retains some rural Southern cultural traits. So what? If we note that this cultural tendency is more common among some races/ethnicities than others, we're not being racist. If we condemned it and made it seem inferior, THEN we wander into racist territory. Some commenters have been way too critical here.
Boring
I love Far Eastern, Latin American and Persian cultures
Thank you for saying it properly. We are Latin American or Latino Americano in Spanish.
Hay mucha discusión entre "hispano" y "latino".
Los franceses, italianos, portugueses, rumanos, españoles...son "latinos" porque hablan un idioma (lenguas romances) que procede del latín.
Del mismo modo que existe el término "germano" para referirse a los que hablan un idioma germánico( inglés, alemán, sueco, danés, holandés...) O también existe el término "eslavo" para referirse a los países que hablan una lengua eslava (ruso, polaco, ucraniano, serbio, búlgaro...)
do u live in pr i do
***** huh
Is there a transcript of this video somewhere that can be made available. I am a teacher.
This is why its very hard to categorize us on the same bag as a community, because many of those characteristics are latin, no women in my country is expected to behave as Virgin Mary, the are expected to be strong to study hard and be the best i what they do, same as a men, I have see more machismo in the USA and role expectation than in my country. I have never heard " familismo, personalismo, I know no one in my culture who is not expected to change what is not right, achieved it or not is another story. That make us so diverse, appreciate the good effort
The term Latino refers not to the language but from those of Latin America. Just as Spaniards are from the Iberian Peninsula...Spain.
i like that kids respect adults
BRAVO WELL DONE !
what u like about this
As a Catholic, and a very devout young person, I feel like fatalismo is not the way to describe Latinx culture. It is a part of it, but the words, "si Dios quiere" implies a lot more than letting things be. A person with faith trusts in God amidst struggles. I feel like that is where I have personally seen it in myself. But I am only 16 so . . . .
But I do understand what you mean by not planning. I just want to share my pov even though I may sound ignorant.
Unfortunately a lot of that still rings true today.
The main theme of the video says is Catholic, Tradition, Family, and Patriarchal
I'm Canadian of Indian origin, and these values seem similar to Indian values. But many Indian-Canadians just don't care about the Indian values and barely know what they even are. Is it the same with you guys?
+candleinthewind I'm Mexican American, Family is extremely important, the younger generation has more American values and believes while older generations have more traditional values with some american values. we know Latino values but we chose which ones we want to fallow.
i'm puerto rican my parents were very strict urs?
I can definitely tell this was presented from a PC point of view.
I know the People from the first picture they were students in a University in México People in the picture 3:23 were students from that same University whomever did this video studied there by any chance?
This presents a great challenge for employers and universities seeking to repair the damaging bias of the past. Why can't we either provide color blind financial need based support or provide support in proportion to melanin-based darkness of skin or genotype % from the most persecuted people? I have yet to understand why people who are 100% or very high percentage European Spanish are considered just as much in need of affirmative action and extra support as people who are 100% Native American. The people who are more Native American and/or African often need, and arguably deserve, more help based on historical patterns of oppression.
I wouldn’t think in 2022 anyone would need affirmative action in this day of age. Racial discrimination has been illegal since the civil rights movement.
watching this in class, decided to come here...
i live in puerto rico n my parents were very strict how r parents in other hispanic parents in other nations
I don't agreed with everything in the video, however I must say in general most of the information is correct or at least not biased.
Hello! I wanted to get permission to use this video on a project I am working on. Can someone please contact?
Probably University of Georgia since they made the video.
in pr i got punish for talking back
I'm a Christian Latina. My family is from Nicaragua but I'm the first to be born in the United States in my family. I feel very offended by the fatalismo comment about how parents accept their childrens academic efforts and think there's nothing to be done to help them become star students. If anything Latinos work extremly hard so their children excell academically. My parents came to the U.S.A. so I can grow up to have a fantastic life so no my parents did not accept their lives as young adults and worked extremly hard to get where they are right now in life thanks to God's blessings. If the majority of Latinos believed that there's nothing to be done than their wouldn't be much immigration from Latin America everyday to the U.S. I trust in God's plans for my life and I trust that He has amazing plans in store for me but that doesn't mean I'm just going to be lazy and not work hard in order to achieve those the goals God guided me to have. Saying Latinos=Fatalismo is calling latinos lazy since it's implying latinos just accept whatever situation their in and don't put any effort to progress.
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HISPANIC counts anyone that speaks Spanish Natively so that counts Spain, South America, Equatorial Guinea,etc . hispanic is not a race. Neither is Latino. Latino is anyone who speaks a Latin Based language. Latin people are Romans. Latin is not Latino. ALso this means that there is no such thing as a one latino culture as France spain and italy are also latino
I think you didn't pay attention to the video, she never said latino/hispanic is a race, actually just a cultural/geographical term. Also there is a Latin culture, the same way there's an Anglo culture despite British, Americans, Australians, South Africans and so on are no the same, but share the same roots. On the other hand I think Latin American is more correct than just Latin because Latin is a term way more broad that encompasses people in other continents.
theres no such thing as a latino culture or hispanic culture
Latin is used as a demonym for the word Latin American. If you used common sense and understand the context, you wouldn't be having this debate.
It's like getting mad at people for calling people from USA "americans". It's not the right term, but again, it is a gentilic for someone from USA. Even us South Americans call americans "americans".
Latin and Latino is the same thing only that in the English language there is no "o" and no "a" at the end of the word. The Latino/Latin culture is the Italian/ Roman culture. You in Latin America have a "Latin American Culture". Everything Latino/Latin be it the Latin people, the Latin Language and the Latin Culture all comes from Roman Italy and not from Spain and not from Latin America. Latino/Latin only refers to a language and to a culture, the Latin Language (Lingua Latina)spoken by the Romans and their Latin Culture (Cultura Latina). Latino/Latin is not a Race, not an ethnicity, not a DNA, not a Skin Color, not a Blood and by the way there is no such a thing is a Latin Music and a Latin Food.
Latin and Latino are the same words same as American and Americano. Please don't try to change Roman History. It's that in English they say "Latin" and don't use the "a" and the "o" at the end to identify if it's male or female. In Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish is "Latino" and "Latina".
do you know Spanish
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Todo lo que es hispano/latino deriva de la cultura de los Latinos originales que es decir los Romanos. Sin este publo no hubiese cultura o civilizacion Europea. Romanización de Hispania - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanización_de_Hispania
Introducción. A lo largo de los siglos de dominio romano sobre las provincias de Hispania, las costumbres, la religión, las leyes y en general el modo de vida de ...
You whose from JHS
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One thing americans should know is speak the other person language. Some time an American comes to my and start speaking english like i should know it. THATS RUDE! AND if an American comes to me speaking spanish THATS POLITE!
Luis Fernando S. Aguilar. No dude. Not everyone is Hispanic.
Ken93 And not everyone is American.
Luis Fernando S. Aguilar. But this is America not Brazil, Mexico, Russia. Go to Brazil and make them speak Spanish? And see how Brazilians like it
Ok, I was talking about if you are in a Hispanic country.
I always thought it was the other way around. I speak to people in English first because I wouldn't want them to think that I judged them by their skin color, and then switch if they don't speak it. My Spanish is also very weak, so that doesn't help matters. Should I try Spanish first? I really don't want to make people feel excluded or hurt
You mean Latin American culture? because the Latin/Latino culture is the culture of the real Latins/Latinos: Italians, French. Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards. Latin/Latino refers only to a language and a culture, the Latin Language (Lingua Latina) spoken by the Romans and their Latin Culture. Latin/Latino It's not a race and it's not an ethnicity, not a DNA, not a Skin Color, not a Food , not Dance and not a Music. It's all an invention of the "Hispanics" of the Americas with the complicity of the panderer U.S. Census Bureau.
www.latinsinternational.yolasite.com
www.mexica-movement.org
Shame about the blatant sexism though.
What does sexism to you?
hola mi amigos que pasa
oh, nobody cares...
ok :(
Hey...Spanish speaking people of the "Americas" you are all confused people in search of a common name. I understand that but "Latino/Latina" is not not the name to use for your Race or Ethnicity. Just look yourself in the mirror and identify which Race or mix of Races you want to identify with but Latino is not a Race and is not an Ethnicity and "Hispanic" is not a Race and is not an Ethnicity either.
Latino is a Language (Lingua Latina), the language of the Romans,ancient Italians,who introduced this language to Spain during their 700 and plus years of colonization of Spain, called by them "Hispania" in Latin. Latin and Latino is the same word as in American and Americano. In English and French there is no "o' or "a" at the end but it's the same word . You cannot change history just because you want a name for yourself.Latin America is only a geographical location where languages derived from the Latin are spoken. These are the languages spoken in what the French called "Amerique Latine": French.Portuguese and Spanish, all Latin derived languages. The other two Latin languages are: Italian,first and foremost then Romanian. I would like to add that Latino doesn't have anything to do with speaking Spanish or being a mestizo/a either. Don't confuse yourself more. The "Chicana"Professor in this video, like all the others don't know what they're talking about.
(1) "your race" is not correct, Latin America is a multi-racial society, there's white, native american, asian, african, middle easterners and many mixed people in there. Also the girl in the video never said Latin is a race but the opposite.
(2) It was the french who decided to name it Latin America so they could justify territorial claims in the americas based on common cultural roots.
(3) US Americans usually stereotype Latins as Mexican mestizos, which is incorrect, but that will take a lot of effort to educate poor ethnocentric US Americans devoid of culture.
Latino are from europe, them founded Rome.
This video is wrong.
These are not realistic values and expectations.