Hispanic/Latino/Latina Activism: Activism against Oppression and Bias

This lecture is promoting proactive activism against oppression, internalized oppression, tyranny, bias, unfair treatment (discrimination), workplace mobbing, and gang stalking that well-meaning USA born Hispanics and Latinos face on an intermittent but covert and insidious basis.

Recommendations:

One on One with Maria Hinojosa (PBS TV Show)

Why Are You Crying: George Lopez Stand up Comedy (DVD)

Poder Magazine

Racism Without Racists by Dr. Eduardo Bonilla Silva (Book)

View my blog spot:

http://exposeutaustin.blogspot.com/2011/08/books-and-documentaries-on-corrupt...

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Latino Activism
• Hispanic Activism
• Freedom
• Civil Rights
• Targeted Individuals
• ethics
• Latin community
• discrimination
• workplace mobbing
• personality disorders
• U.S. Constitution
• glass ceiling
• human rights
• statism
• internalized oppression
• ethnocentrism
• narcissism

[TheLogicJunkie]

Thank you for saying this. For all intents and purposes, that is a kind of covert "hispanic holocaust" going on.

[dutytocareforothers]

@TheLogicJunkie Yes it sure does come across that way.

[SUpersaiyajinjerkbag]

I know this is kind of a goofy idea, but do you think you could write an ehow article on how to sue professors? It'd be a fun thing to distribute

[kathmandau]

Thank you.

blessings and wonder to you and your dear ones,

CG

[TheLogicJunkie]

There's an article by Alex Alexiev called "Catching Up to Mexico" that ran in the National Review. I wonder what you'd think of it?