Fat Latina Compares Illegal Immigration To FBA Chattel Slavery

[DonB90]

'I’m Black — You’re Not!': CNN Panel Explodes After Ana Navarro Tries to Compare Immigration to Slavery. Abby Phillip Frantically Cuts to Commerical Break

Another night, another knock-down, drag-out debate on CNN's “NewsNight.” The show, hosted by mild-mannered Abby Phillip, has become ground zero for fierce

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*Waits patiently for one of you clowns to deflect and defend this shyt*

 

[Hoodoo Child]

Not surprised..this Tía Tom is a Republican

 

[Starburst]

Juan Crow

 

[Stinky Diver]

Juan Crow

Is actually a real thing…and it’s kinda hilarious.

 

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Juan Crow

Juan Crow - Wikipedia

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The New Juan Crow: Modern-Day Consequences of Historic Racial Discrimination against Latino/a Americans​

Gracie Mahoney
University of Iowa
Bachelor of Arts (BA), University of Iowa
Winter 2020

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Abstract​

The United States still has a problem with institutional discrimination against racial and ethnic groups outside of non-Hispanic whites. Similar to how political scientists and historians have enlightened readers about how historic Jim Crow laws still contribute to systemic racism against Black Americans today, this study outlines how “Juan Crow” laws against have contributed to a history of discrimination against Latino/a Americans in many aspects of public life. First, this paper examines the history of how Latinos/as are classified and how such classifications have aided both government-permitted and government-sponsored legal discrimination, prejudice, and even violence against Latinos prior to the 1960s. Next, there is a description of how the old Juan Crow has evolved into the inequality that contemporary Latinos/as face in the areas of housing and wealth, education, and criminal justice outcomes. Finally, two proposals, one for promoting positive educational narratives and Hispanic-Serving Institutions and one for promoting better representation in all levels of government, are offered as having the potential to begin helping dismantle the current system of institutional discrimination against Latino/a Americans.

 

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https://read.dukeupress.edu/labor/article-abstract/16/3/79/140373/Juan-Crow-and-the-Erasure-of-Blackness-in-the

Juan Crow and the Erasure of Blackness in the Latina/o South​

Cecilia Márquez

Labor (2019) 16 (3): 79–85.

https://doi.org/10.1215/15476715-7569839

This essay examines the use of the term Juan Crow in protests against anti-immigrant legislation in the South. Using the passage of Alabama’s 2011 HB 56 law and the subsequent resistance to the legislation, this essay considers the limits of Juan Crow as a framework for immigrant justice. More specifically, it argues that the term erases the historical and contemporary presence of Afro-Latinos/ as in the South and that those deploying Juan Crow often inadvertently stage Jim Crow as a historical relic and Juan Crow as a present concern, thereby erasing contemporary black oppression in the region.

Project MUSE - <i>Juan Crow</i> and the Erasure of Blackness in the Latina/o South

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[King Harlem]

She didn't.

 

[DonB90]

She didn't.

So why even bring up Black people who came here as slaves

 

[Secure Da Bag]

So why even bring up Black people who came here as slaves

She made the distinction that FBA wants to be made. Which is FBA aren't like immigrants of any kind because of how they came here.

That woman did nothing wrong.

 

[degu9089]

She made the distinction that FBA wants to be made. Which is FBA aren't like immigrants of any kind because of how they came here.

That woman did nothing wrong.

Nah we can infer a lot from her tone. She’s saying Latinos are being profiled, that’s true with the fukkery of these deportations, why even bring black people into it. That’s her response to the statement that illegal immgirants are going to be deported? She could have said that this administration has a shown a lack of proper procedure for these deportations and that’s why we have to look at the whole process. Wasn’t a damn need to even bring up black people. She could have compared the situation to how Haitians have been maligned in the past few years to how her Latino brethren are being treated. She just wanted to do some underhanded bullshyt and being up slaves to his face. Even the way she was mocking his hand gesture at the end of the clip, we can easily tell what time she’s on. But at the end of the day she’s a MAGA supporter too, you reap what you sow. Hopefully someone she knows is deported and jailed next.

 

[Da King]

Demic00ns believe her

 

[Flawdaboi]

She didn't.

She did. She said, "there were many black people who came to this country

She made the distinction that FBA wants to be made. Which is FBA aren't like immigrants of any kind because of how they came here.

That woman did nothing wrong.

To bring Black people coming here against their will into a conversation about Latino people being sent back to their country is very wrong.


Those two things aren't close to the same. Smh.

 

[Phitz]

That's so dumb and no comparison. It only makes half sense if the ones who were smuggled in by the cartels through the jungles and forests, and if they failed to pay the cartel the full amount then. You become an indentured servant who's life is constantly at risk or maybe DOA

 

[Gloxina]

There was no reason for her to mention enslaved people who were brought here against their will.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

There was no reason for her to mention enslaved people who were brought here against their will.

To differentiate from the black people who are immigrants. Those black people are different.