@@sendneutrals honestly I wish I would’ve specified back when I first made this comment cuz omg I straight up didn’t understand how much I would feel “seen” when these guys talk about our struggles
I found this very interesting to see the other side of LGBTQ community when it comes to other people of color. Me being a black girl I can relate to some of what they were saying about family and such.
Don't you realize that latinx is a white washing identity stripping. I have a video that could answer your problems even though disagree with me but I'm telling you the truth
Thank you to all of those who spoke up in this video. We are all on this journey to change and thankfully we’ve seen the latinx community is far more accepting now than it was 10 or even 20 years ago. Thank you again for sharing your story💕
As a Latino person, (born in Mexico, moved up to the United States when I was 15) the word "Latinx" is very offensive. Spanish is a romance language, and so "gender neutral" terms simply do not exist. "Latino" is the term used when you do not specify gender. Furthermore, "Latinx" is not even pronounceable in Spanish. Those who use the term "Latinx" have turned their back on Latino culture, and the Spanish language. They are not welcome here. (P.S. English is my second language, so sorry for any spelling or grammar mistakes)
The beautiful Romance Language of Castilian Spanish has rich and long history dating back to the Kingdom of Castile and Leon in Spain, and before that the Vulgar Latin language of Spanish has its roots deep in the Latin Language brought over by the Romans when the Iberian Peninsula of Hispania became a region of the Roman Empire. (Note: Julius Caesar was Governor of Hispania, and many of his Legions have their roots in Hispania. Also, Hispania would produce some of the greatest Roman Emperors in history. And the Latin language itself can be traced back to Latium. The Latins (or Latini) of Latium that were sprung from those Indo-European tribes that, during the 2nd millennium BC, came to settle in the Italian peninsula. By the first centuries of the 1st millennium BC, the Latins had developed as a separate people, The history of Latium is inseparable from the destiny of ancient Rome. So, Yes! I would say that the Spanish language has a long rich history which its origins can traced a couple millennium BC. So show some respect to our rich culture and history and stop the changing something that did not ask to be changed nor wants to be changed and leave our beautiful language, culture and people alone and out of your Politics! Again, We did not ask for it or want it! This LatinX bullshit has to Stop! and Stop Now! I feel so offended and rage whenever I hear that derogatory term for my people. And remember that Latino/Hispanic is NOT a RACE of people but a Culture! You can be any race for example White, Black, Asian, Middle Eastern, Jew, Native American. But if you were born in a Spanish Speaking Country in Latin America that is what makes you Hispanic. Basically you grew up in a Spanish speaking culture that is what makes you Hispanic or Latino not your race. Just some FYI if anybody did not know. So please stop calling us that offensive word, It's like calling us the "N" word. Only 3% of Hispanics/Latinos call themselves that derogatory word, the vast Majority of Hispanics/Latinos find LatinX offensive!
You really wrote a whole thesis to express how much you don’t like one word? Just say you don’t like the term Latinx and go 😐 I promise most of the community agrees with you anyway so why get so defensive over it
@sewer~rat no we fucking didn't. It was white people that wanted to change our language for us. They tell us what to do for our own good and expect us to lie down like a collared dog.
@sewer~rat it is not "our" indigenous culture. That culture was driven out first by the Spaniards, then the true Latinos made sure it didn't come back. Spanish is my mother tongue always will be. You who are trying to subvert the DRA are no true Latino you are a lapdog of conquerors
So many of y'all really have no empathy. This is why I find it so hard, even ashamed at times, to be part of Mexican American and Latin American communities. Get off your high horse and accept that the world is always changing. Just accept people it's not hard!
Whoa when he mentioned Joto as being a slur I got a bit confused. Im hispanic but don’t fluently speak Spanish. I was called joto when I was just saying hi to a friends mom on the phone. When I asked what that meant my friends just told me that her mom called me gay. So this whole time I thought joto was just the word for gay I didn’t know it was a slur.
If you're bothered by the word choice of people just who are seeking liberation, your priorities are way outta line. Save your dumb complaints for a diary or a therapist fr
@Sir Fizz I''m Latino a day a child of immigrant parents and I'm of the 99.99999999999999% of Latinos who know that Latinx is leftist gender studies bullshit.
Ohh stop it. This Victimized Generation.. we all have had rough childhoods. We all have been called names. We all have differences with our families. If you are Gay.. good for you. If not.. even better .
"If not.. even better," tells me everything I need to know about you. Get your homophobic ass out of these comments and live your life. Why are you invalidating the experiences of others? They are not gatekeeping bad childhoods or being bullied or rejected by your families. They're just saying that these are their own experiences.
@@MaddestHatter13 how can you hate on someone you don't know? You don't know me... You don't know the struggles i been thru.. i am not Homophobic because i am not afraid of homophobics.. if anything i just don't agree with them. And i am not invalidating anyone's childhood or bad experiences.. i am just critzising how this new Generation rather excuse their failures and misjudgements on Victimhood.. it seems the more of a victim you are the more popular pity you receive and therefore more attention.. just like you, i have my own opinion and i believe that anyone can be gay if they want to.. but if they are not. even better.
Sad thing is that the Latinos whose race is indigenous our ancestors didn’t mind who was gay and who wasn’t but then the Spaniards came and hence stripped us of our original beliefs and we had to create our own culture and were forced to follow the Christian/Catholic religion
I 'm mexican , genderfluid, and pansexual and this is 100% relatable I'm so happy that I'm not alone I had no idea the same words that come out of my Hispanic parents come out of other Hispanic parents. It feels comforting knowing I'm not alone
The american culture has done some damage on the latin community
SAY IT LOUDER!!!
@@sendneutrals let's protest the white wokeness this is the problem with latin america is the white liberals
Guess it a con when you get to have the privileges of living in America
Let's go to Go out to protest xd
@@sondash protest against the white leftists and Liberals.
This video needs more likes, I can relate to all of this, I am Mexican and I’m gay, this is really you know, relatable
i feel that! I can’t believe i just came across this video😱
@@sendneutrals honestly I wish I would’ve specified back when I first made this comment cuz omg I straight up didn’t understand how much I would feel “seen” when these guys talk about our struggles
I found this very interesting to see the other side of LGBTQ community when it comes to other people of color. Me being a black girl I can relate to some of what they were saying about family and such.
Don't you realize that latinx is a white washing identity stripping. I have a video that could answer your problems even though disagree with me but I'm telling you the truth
Thank you to all of those who spoke up in this video. We are all on this journey to change and thankfully we’ve seen the latinx community is far more accepting now than it was 10 or even 20 years ago. Thank you again for sharing your story💕
*latino
Not even the Latinos like you comment
As a Latino person, (born in Mexico, moved up to the United States when I was 15) the word "Latinx" is very offensive. Spanish is a romance language, and so "gender neutral" terms simply do not exist. "Latino" is the term used when you do not specify gender. Furthermore, "Latinx" is not even pronounceable in Spanish. Those who use the term "Latinx" have turned their back on Latino culture, and the Spanish language. They are not welcome here.
(P.S. English is my second language, so sorry for any spelling or grammar mistakes)
La verdad
Thank you for posting this. I really appreciate you all.
Courageous young people speak their truth! I love this film, and the title is perfect!
The title will be fine without latinx
The beautiful Romance Language of Castilian Spanish has rich and long history dating back to the Kingdom of Castile and Leon in Spain, and before that the Vulgar Latin language of Spanish has its roots deep in the Latin Language brought over by the Romans when the Iberian Peninsula of Hispania became a region of the Roman Empire. (Note: Julius Caesar was Governor of Hispania, and many of his Legions have their roots in Hispania. Also, Hispania would produce some of the greatest Roman Emperors in history. And the Latin language itself can be traced back to Latium. The Latins (or Latini) of Latium that were sprung from those Indo-European tribes that, during the 2nd millennium BC, came to settle in the Italian peninsula. By the first centuries of the 1st millennium BC, the Latins had developed as a separate people, The history of Latium is inseparable from the destiny of ancient Rome. So, Yes! I would say that the Spanish language has a long rich history which its origins can traced a couple millennium BC. So show some respect to our rich culture and history and stop the changing something that did not ask to be changed nor wants to be changed and leave our beautiful language, culture and people alone and out of your Politics! Again, We did not ask for it or want it! This LatinX bullshit has to Stop! and Stop Now! I feel so offended and rage whenever I hear that derogatory term for my people. And remember that Latino/Hispanic is NOT a RACE of people but a Culture! You can be any race for example White, Black, Asian, Middle Eastern, Jew, Native American. But if you were born in a Spanish Speaking Country in Latin America that is what makes you Hispanic. Basically you grew up in a Spanish speaking culture that is what makes you Hispanic or Latino not your race. Just some FYI if anybody did not know. So please stop calling us that offensive word, It's like calling us the "N" word. Only 3% of Hispanics/Latinos call themselves that derogatory word, the vast Majority of Hispanics/Latinos find LatinX offensive!
You really wrote a whole thesis to express how much you don’t like one word? Just say you don’t like the term Latinx and go 😐 I promise most of the community agrees with you anyway so why get so defensive over it
@@pandatea3684 to make sure that people don't keep trying to use it as a legitimate word.
@@pandatea3684 Fun fact: there is no way to say Latinx in spanish. It's just a word made up my rich gringos to try and virtue signal
@sewer~rat no we fucking didn't. It was white people that wanted to change our language for us. They tell us what to do for our own good and expect us to lie down like a collared dog.
@sewer~rat it is not "our" indigenous culture. That culture was driven out first by the Spaniards, then the true Latinos made sure it didn't come back. Spanish is my mother tongue always will be. You who are trying to subvert the DRA are no true Latino you are a lapdog of conquerors
So many of y'all really have no empathy. This is why I find it so hard, even ashamed at times, to be part of Mexican American and Latin American communities. Get off your high horse and accept that the world is always changing. Just accept people it's not hard!
Stop using latinx. Period.
Whoa when he mentioned Joto as being a slur I got a bit confused. Im hispanic but don’t fluently speak Spanish. I was called joto when I was just saying hi to a friends mom on the phone. When I asked what that meant my friends just told me that her mom called me gay. So this whole time I thought joto was just the word for gay I didn’t know it was a slur.
let me bully this to the " latinx" I'm a really latina you don't like such one
In Colombia equal marriage is legal...
This is very surprising! When did this happen?😃
Love this, new time in the world. These are our young people, love them!!!!
Latinx!? Pfft....
If you're bothered by the word choice of people just who are seeking liberation, your priorities are way outta line. Save your dumb complaints for a diary or a therapist fr
@Sir Fizz I''m Latino a day a child of immigrant parents and I'm of the 99.99999999999999% of Latinos who know that Latinx is leftist gender studies bullshit.
@@sirfizz6518 Look at the gringo trying to be progressive by enforcing linguistic imperialism. Love it.
Ohh stop it. This Victimized Generation.. we all have had rough childhoods. We all have been called names. We all have differences with our families. If you are Gay.. good for you. If not.. even better .
“This victimized generation”...dude go home
@@sendneutrals aren't they Victimized? We all had problems and issues. We all had struggles.. but Gen z loves to Flex their victimhood.
"If not.. even better," tells me everything I need to know about you. Get your homophobic ass out of these comments and live your life. Why are you invalidating the experiences of others? They are not gatekeeping bad childhoods or being bullied or rejected by your families. They're just saying that these are their own experiences.
@@mynormorales6653 exactly
@@MaddestHatter13 how can you hate on someone you don't know? You don't know me... You don't know the struggles i been thru.. i am not Homophobic because i am not afraid of homophobics.. if anything i just don't agree with them. And i am not invalidating anyone's childhood or bad experiences.. i am just critzising how this new Generation rather excuse their failures and misjudgements on Victimhood.. it seems the more of a victim you are the more popular pity you receive and therefore more attention.. just like you, i have my own opinion and i believe that anyone can be gay if they want to.. but if they are not. even better.
Sad thing is that the Latinos whose race is indigenous our ancestors didn’t mind who was gay and who wasn’t but then the Spaniards came and hence stripped us of our original beliefs and we had to create our own culture and were forced to follow the Christian/Catholic religion
Sacrificio humano
Que mierda con el latinx hablen español catajo eso sí es inclusivo XDDDDDDDDDD
tamale and/or taco sexual
I 'm mexican , genderfluid, and pansexual and this is 100% relatable I'm so happy that I'm not alone I had no idea the same words that come out of my Hispanic parents come out of other Hispanic parents. It feels comforting knowing I'm not alone
If you unironically say latinx you are not Hispanic. We do not accept traitors who bow down to white people and their colonization of our language