Fiestas Racistas

Dedicated to calling out all the racist people who think it's okay to throw "Mexican Fiestas", wear sombreros/mustaches/ponchos, and call themselves chol@S.

[danchalights]

Mi 15/16 de sep de hace dos años no se compara con nada nadita :) #mexico #mexicans #fun #party @ferbrios @marisolriosp

[fiestasracistas]

Internalized racism

[talilovesronpope]

#mexicans #crazy #igers #friends #greattime #crazies #jwudiaries #providence 🌃🎉👏😜 (at McNulty Hall)

[fiestasracistas]

not Mexican.

Just racists. 

[tahneepb]

I love my best friend so much

[fiestasracistas]

Racism at its cutest (not really actually)

not cute at all

[contradictorypunk]

I did the facepaints for a party at the weekend, this is me as a sugar skull thingy

[this-is-not-our-dia]

These are multiple levels of no.

Please reconsider your Dia de los Muertos makeup

Dia de los Muertos and you

Stop ruining Dia de los Muertos

[fiestasracistas]

Without a doubt racism and cultural appropriation go hand by hand. 

[thisisnotlatinx]

Are you fucking serious…

[fiestasracistas]

muero por seguir tu blog pero siento que me daría mucho coraje ver ciertas fotos :( pero ¡síguele con este blog, eh! en verdad, enhorabuena.

todas estas fotos son tan racistas y problematicas, no hay duda.

pero muchas gracias por visitar! 

[fiestasracistas]

Love your blog! Keep calling those racists out

Thank you very much!

<3

[artsyhollow]

Just in case you forgot..

[rgilmore89]

#TBT #CincoDeMayo @mawwie90

[fiestasracistas]

more racist folk

[ouskayon]

I cannot be more stupid than this.

[fiestasracistas]

You mean more racist?

[confessionsofamillennialez]

#fiesta #mustache #corona #mahgurl #sombrero #happybirthdayricky #party @appleca24 👨🍻🎉

[he-art-on-fire-deactivated20171]

Mexicanaaaaaaaa #mexican #sombrero #lovemysars #harrylovers #harrystyles #bestos @sarahhmckinnon

[fiestasracistas]

wearing a sombrero and using a gun does not make you mexican!

[atashichan]

Sombrero appreciation

[fiestasracistas]

It's not appreciation. 

[fiestasracistas]

ora q va a ser 16, qué opinas d q los mexicanos espamiemos la tag de fiesta mexicana (y relacionadas) con verdaderas fiestas mexicanas (es decir, como cada quien lo celebre con su gente) pa q los gringos y demás imperialistas comparen y vean lo pendejos q se ven con sus diske mexico themed parties?

me encantaría. Y cuando empiecen las fiestas, vamos a estar poniendo fotos en este blog  de las verdaderas fiestas mexicanas. 

[part-of-your-saturn]

They’re adorable

[fiestasracistas]

They're not adorable, they're racist. 

[fiestasracistas]

Is your goal to slander or to educate? Are you trying to abolish racism or reinforce it? By judging those who are (or aren't) aware of the racial undertones in our cultures"cultural costumes", aren't you in turn creating your own prejudices against a populace? Is your goal to anger? To persuade? To ridicule? Your description says it's dedicated to calling out all the racist people...but for what? For social change or just to stand among "idiots" cause we're better than them?

My goal is to not give a fuck about people who defend racism, just like you. Oh look, goal reached. 

[fiestasracistas]

Wait! That doesn't make sense! You aren't using the word assimilated correctly! Great, now I'm hella confused. They aren't ridiculous at all! In fact I think the opposite. They're just as reasonable as all your posts. Just answer a few! What about my Mexicans that dress up as Mexican stereotypes in movies question?That's a good one. Defend all racism or just Mexican racism? You should post ALL the questions I asked too.

All the questions in my inbox were posted.

If you are aware and see the description of the blog, as well as previous posts, there are Mexicans who dress up in racist ways against their own culture. It is part of internalized racism. 

We are against all racism, but we call out racism against our culture and traditions specifically, it would not be our place to call out racism of other cultures because there are other blogs dedicated to that, run by people who are a part of that culture, and we are in solidarity.