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The speaker reacts to Gina Inohosa's victory in Texas and argues that the Hispanic community did not deliver the majority of the vote. They emphasize that Black voters were crucial to the win and begin criticizing how the result is being framed.
And let's talk about the elephant in the room, right?So, while we are all super excited about Gina Inohosa, mind you, the age of silent, my love, while we are on the topic of Gina winning governor and making history and turning Texas blue, let's all do a littlebit of critical thinking, while we are all super excited and doing by Mexico and um Latino Pride and all this other stuff and putting all the flags up and being like, Cue, who was the majority voting for Gina,let's talk about it.Let's talk about it because the numbers don't lie.And I think we all know why our own brothers and sisters in our community weren't voting for Gina.I think we all know why that is the way it is.But while we were super excited and saying, "Yeah, this is the first Latina."And all this stuff, our own people
our own people didn't vote for her the majority.Sit with that.Thank you.after Hispanics being beaten and brutalized and killed and and and and and and punched and treated not like second or third class citizens, but treated like animals.Like animals.
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Last night, Hispanics spoke back.Hispanic Americans Americans Americans and they use their vote and Gina is the new govern.I'm sorry I want to be down the middle on everything.I can't on Gina
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is the new governor of Texas.None of us thought that Texas would ever go blue because we always heard Democrats saying it was going to go blue this year.A Hispanic woman trounced Greg Abbid.
Remember Latinos for Trump.No matter how much you wear that red hat, no matter how much English you speak, dye your hair blonde, or wear a foundation shade lighter than your actual skin tone, you will never ever be one of them.You will never be white, and you will never be an exception to the racial profiling under this administration.And
I'm sorry.I know what I'm about to say is about to be very controversial, but I'm a very controversial person.I speak my mind.I'm a June Gemini, so it's very much Kanye West, Tupac to the Okay, over here.I'mma say what the I got to say.I'm happy that Gina won.I don't I don't know how to pronounce her last name, so I I don't want to say the correct saying of it, but I'm happy in Texas that Gina won.I think it's very powerful uh for the the generation that's coming up that they see rep representation uh of themselves, especially Latino women.Now, what needs to be said?I've been seeing a lot of publications popping up with like celebrating Gina, but I think that it's very weird to me that like not to pick on this young lady, but it's I've been seeing a lot of influencers
and a lot of Latino Hispanic publications that are basically trying to like in like insinuate that Latinos were the one that got Gina into office in Texas.And statistically the analytics have came out and we have seen that if it wasn't for the backs of black women and black men, Gina wouldn't have won because the Hispanic community for some reason after everything that this Trumpadministration has put forward and has done towards you and towards immigrants.Y'all still voted against yourselves.You guys weren't even 50% of the vote.If black people didn't get out there and put push that vote in as high as it was, she wouldn't have won.
This section focuses on colorism, misogyny, and misleading celebrations within Latino media and influencer circles. The speaker stresses that Black Americans should not be blamed and describes the emotional atmosphere at Gina's victory party.
So, I don't know.It it it really needs to be called out in the Hispanic Latino community on the misogyny and the colorism that goes on with you all.I think it's it's time for Gen Z and the older or older millennials, I would say, that around my age that are uh Latino American.I think it's time for y'all to start like speaking out on it and doing the the the work because that I'm sorry.Like I got to be the realest in the I be the realest in the room.I got to speak about it.Like I'm happy that Gina won, but I'm also going to be like I've been seeing like posts like that all day and it's just been bothering me because when I seen the statistics, it does not match of likewhat y'all are like saying in y'all post.Like I don't know.
Maybe I'm too woke.Maybe I don't know.I'm happy.Like I said, I'm happy that all the Democrats did their thing, but I've been seeing this all day and it's just been rubbing me the wrong way.I'm sorry.Latino Americans are calling out their fellow Latinos to address this issue of uh them trying to help black people.And this is after FBA voted for Gina.I don't know how to pronounce the next the second name, but I know Gina.Gina like uh she's a Latina and uh she's the first Latino woman to be elected as a governor in American history.And uh I feel like uh this time Latinos will will understand and they will find a way of getting into their mind and understand that no matter how you look, your skin color, even if you bleach your skinto be more white like them, they can never see you as a white American.
They are calling out themselves because FBS are the one who gave out the most votes.Do you think that FBS wouldn't be able to vote for anybody out there or vote no for Oina?No.But because they don't have anything against somebody who can change their life or somebody who understand the history of black people and Latinos.So they are calling out themsel to be clear that you have to understand one thing is clear.Black Americans don't have anything to do with you failing.They want to see you winning.They want to see you achieving things.They want to see you becoming anything in your life.Don't you try to pull them down in the name of trying trying to outshine them.They're trying to outshine you.And I said, 'Look, Steph, you want to know how to make Mexicanameans mad, threaten their families.I I would I would I would I now I would switch it and say instead of mad, if you want to piss them off,
threaten their families.Threaten their abuelas, girl, threaten their abuelas.And you'll see Mexicanameans come out in droves.Look, I was at the Gina Inohosa Victory Party last night and Steph, I wish I could package up the energy, the joy, the tears, the dancing and transmitted through TV cuz that would be something else, my friend.I couldn't fit in my body.There was just so much of it all around me.Because when you're talking about Gina Inosa, you're talking about the valley girl, the border girl becoming the first Latina governor of the state of Texas.She was underestimated, over spent, and with her slogan from her grandmother, notes, she beat Governor Greg Abbott, who had more money, he had a bigger name, and now that valley girl is the governor elect of the state ofTexas.
The discussion shifts to immigration reform, deportation, and the speaker's view that illegal entry should have consequences. They also reject media attempts to generate sympathy for undocumented migrants and argue that the law is being applied fairly.
Just give us immigration reform and don't treat us like dirt.It's not that hard.We're not asking for much.If anything, this is going to help the economy.And we're not asking for you to kiss the ground that we walk on.Just treat us with a little bit of decency.Just a little bit.It's not that hard.I promise you,
bro.You came here illegally, so you're getting sent back.Like, I'm not really understanding where I'm supposed to feel bad.Like, it's the law.Like, that what am I missing something?Like, we also can't do that.We can't go to other countries illegally and just pop up and start working and all of that without things in order.without abiding by their laws.And to be honest, it's a much worse punishment if we end up doing that.I feel like America's being generous.Y'all are getting caught and then being sent by plane or sent by a bus back home.That's pretty generous if you ask me.Like if I go to Russia and try to pull that off, I might not come home.They might lock me up for 50 years for trespassing.Like I'm confused.The media is trying to make us feel bad.They like, "Oh, this person was 15 years old.
He was a hardworking boy.He was in high school.Blah blah blah and he was an illegal immigrant from Guatemala.Bro, you lost me.you lost me.He's He's illegal.So, I'm sorry.Like, that's just what happens.I can't feel bad no more.Everything you said before that is disregarded.I'm sorry.
The speaker addresses why Black people are not protesting and says they already acted effectively at the ballot box. They then ask Latino viewers a direct question about whether they would take migrant jobs and explain that Black voters prioritize leaders who understand their struggles.
Latinos of all backgrounds.Do y'all not realize black people are not the only people in this country?You got your Chinese Americans, your Japanese Americans, your Korean-Americans, your Indian-Americans, your Muslim Americans, your white Americans, and your own people.So, why in Davy JONES LOCKUP ARE Y'ALL SO PRESSED AND MAD AT US BECAUSE WE NOT OUT PROTESTING?FOLKS, we did the most effective protesting last November and the data proves it.We protested when it mattered THE MOST.WE WERE NOT OUT HERE WITH WHOLE PRODUCTIONS TALKING ABOUT some wey'all was out here with that foolishness KNOWING FULL WELL FULL WELL THAT Y'ALL HAD A FEW ABAS A FEW THEOS MIHO AND MIHIS IN YOUR HOUSE UNDOCUMENTED BUT Y'ALL GOT Y'ALL behinds on stage talking about some wee woovoo and you think We supposed to be out here protesting, PICKET, FENCE, AND HAND CLOWNING LIKE SOME MONKEYS IN A ZOO.
NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, SIR.We bop.We did what we were supposed to do.And y'all put y'all's own community in the position that it's in now.And y'all need to live with it.
Okay, this question is for anybody who is Mexican-American, Chico, Hispanic, Latino, whatever, however you identify.It's all the same to me.Doesn't matter.So, if you're within that community or if you're just watching, let me know what you think down in the comments below.Okay?Okay, I'm about to ask you a question.You let me know your honest, truthful opinion.Okay, my question is very straightforward.Don't make it complicated.Don't go over the top.Answer is yes or no.If you want to explain after yes or no, that's fine.But first, answer with yes or no.And my question is this.If all the migrant workers are deported, would you, your family, or any of your friends sign up to take their jobs?For example, such jobs as becoming farm workers, you know, day laborers.Black people don't care who is in the office, don't care who is in power.
They only care about somebody who is in power, who understands their struggle, who understands what they lack, who understands what they need as people.Somebody who is in power who will try to figure out what can I do to the community.Not not for me.All right?Not for me.It does not matter if it's a person of color, Latino, Asians, Haitian, Jamaican or African American.They don't care about anything.They only care about somebody who is in power, who will understand my struggle, who will pave a way for me to be living in this country freely.That's why they came out in numbers to vote for Gina, understanding that Gina will maybe change how people see black Americans, how people see the FBS.
The closing section argues that Latinos should recognize Black Americans are not responsible for their setbacks and uses a fitting-in analogy to discuss racial belonging. The speaker ends by urging viewers to reflect on the message and comment their thoughts.
Latinos have to admit one thing that black Americans have have nothing to do with seeing them failing.No, nobody want to see them failing.Nobody want to see anybody failing.But if you keep choosing your skin color over over my own skin color in the name of you want to fit in some you know you can fit somewhere but you don't belong somewhere listen to me very carefullet me come back with that you can fit somewhere but you don't where you don't belong fitting in anything or let me say fitting in a bra does not mean that I'm a woman no I might fit inthe bra fine I might fit in the skirt, but I am a man.So, Latinos fitting in the white Americans does not make them to be white Americans.No, they fit in, but they don't belong there.I'm not a woman.
I can't fit in.I can fit when you're wearing a brown skirt, but I can't fit being in the women.Get this to your skull.Get this your skull because you need to understand one thing.If you vote for somebody who will care and understand your struggle as a citizen of America, not not because white and and whatever now they just choose to to vote him because he's white.They feel like they will fit in the gap of being white.But you can't belong in the white system.Be very careful.They don't care about anybody.They only care about themselves.Right?So I I seeing white men, Latinos calling out each other.I now see a way I now find to understand that they are now realizing that white people we can fit in them but don't belong there but black Americans they are black people of color but still they are
choosing our person of our race understanding that they are trying to unite us together.Tell in the comments what do you think and let him meet in the next episode.I'm out.