HISPANIC HATE: DREAM Acter, President of Fresno Student Body, Target of Hate Website

On November 18 we wrote about Pedro Ramirez’ dual role in life: Cal State Fresno Student Body President and undocumented student. An anonymous tip took him, initially uncomfortably, out of the shadows to the forefront of the DREAM Act and why it is so desperately needed in this country. http://www.hispanicallyspeakingnews....-website/4090/

a legal hispanic that doesn't support an illegal hispanic...what happened to UNIVISION's propaganda that ALL hispanics support illegals and are for amnesty??

fuckin argentinians, they're mad because they look like horse-humanoids. This might call for a DoS attack.

Lack of understanding is at the root of hate. Maybe this kid should make an effort to understand how messed up the immigration system is and realize that he could have easily been in the exact same situation.

Thats sick, what a hypocrite . The website said: " This is no longer worth putting my safety at risk". I think It would of been worth it. One less ******** on Earth.

There's a big difference between being in a country like Argentina and Mexico. The people at the US/Mex border realize this, and hence they have a preference to classify people that come from Argentina, England, France, or some other country like that as "being of a legal status". If it's Mexico, countries around Central America, or the country in which my parents originated from, it's different. They either make it more difficult for you to gain legal citizenship, or you don't gain it at all.

French hate British, the Irish hate the British, Countries like argentina, paraquay hate Mexican because they are whiter then the indian based mexican and not the lighter European that they are. There is hate all over or if it is not hate its they think they are better than you. Go to France or Britain as a white US male citizens they hate you and are rude as hell to you. So its all a mixed bag nobody respects hate or listens to it.

Ok, cool post. Anyhow, I'm not a white American male. My parents came from Trinidad & Tobago and they're known as Caribbean, so even though I was born in the US, I don't say that I'm African American, I either classify my self as West Indian or Caribbean.

Are you sure? Paraguayans speak Spanish and Guaraní as their official languages. The vast majority of Paraguayans are mestizo, if any Spaniard blood at all. I think you mean Uruguay? But, the Uruguayans I know get along very well with Mexicans. I do agree that hate is everywhere though.