Wasn't I referring to her??? I'm sorry it sounded like shit, I wrote it like shit, sorry, but it literally wasn't for her.

I'm referring to non-Latinos, who want to be included in something that has nothing to do with them, just because a family member is Latino

Dude, you don't even know what you're talking about /nm

Here, to have your doubts answered

x.com/latino_jayvi...

And if you haven't read the rules, here they are, I even put them in English to make it easier for you to understand.

Not to be confused with my opinions above, where I didn't want Anglo or Latino people at the event.

And you didn't answer my question, why bother with the event prioritizing Latin languages?

Why are you considering that Europeans have more power in something than the US? They are both equally useless because they are not Latin, basic math

Born and raised in a Latin country = Latin
Born and raised in a non-Latin country (regardless of ancestry) = non-Latin = Cannot give an opinion

And again, why are you, as a Latina, bothered by the event prioritizing... Latinos? There's literally no problem at all

In my opinion, yes, it should, fuck English, if non-Latinos want to participate in an event that involves culture, they should at least learn the language of the place, simple (I'm not referring to you)

KSKSKSKSKSKSKSKSKSKKS you're funny /gen

Let other languages have their moment to shine

If you knew the least about being Latino, you would know the answer to this question.And the event does not exclude English, it only gives priority to Latin languages, I don't understand why you bother with this, since English takes up everything.

You're bringing up things that have nothing to do with the discussion, but that's okay. And if you were born and live outside LATAM, you're not Latino, simple. Language is something important to us, simple. Have a good day