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"I Had Just Never Looked At It That Way Before": People Are Revealing The Eye-Opening "Tip" Their Mom Gave That Completely Changed Their Life

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Jane Austen - "Sense and Sensibility"

I'm a personal trainer with a family of 6. Here are 12 things I'm buying at Costco this month.

I need fisting and gaping pics/gifs.

My priest friend has agreed to let me try fisting him and I want to show him some good stuff.

Thanks, my friends.

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Re-blog if you are a briefs man and currently rocking a pair of white briefs!

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Just sitting here, very pale, still Hispanic.

brazilspill

@salsa-and-light

I definitely get what you’re trying to say (I’m in the same boat), but Hispanic isn’t the same thing as Latino. T

he terms aren’t interchangeable.

Not all Hispanics are Latinos, not all Latinos are Hispanic, and neither term has anything to do with race (which is why anyone can potentially be Latino and/or Hispanic).

Latino means “person from a country in the Americas whose official language is a Latin language (or whose cultural background is from one of said countries)”.

Hispanic means “person who speaks Spanish”.

Not all Latinos speak Spanish (in fact, most don’t). Latinos can also be Lusophone (Portuguese speakers, the majority of Latinos) or Francophone (French-speakers).

Spanish people from Europe are Hispanic but not Latino.

cenvalleydude

On top of that, these are just cultural terms, not racial terms. I had a friend in college whose father was Chinese in origin but he was born and raised in Tijuana. Spanish was his first language. He was Hispanic (cultural) and Asian (race). Hispanics can be black, white, indigenous, Asian etc. Most are a mix.