[tumblindice]

And La Raza’s slogan, “For the race, everything, outside the race, nothing” is taken directly from Castro’s slogan.
Just sub `revoluccion’ for `race’.

[Free Vulcan]

I wonder what Native Americans in the southwest think of the Reconquista movement.

[Deaf Smith]

"The modern use of “La Raza” has been adopted by the proponents of illegal immigration and by the Reconquista movement. It’s meaning has shifted from a supreme mixed race, to the Latino race and is more mainstream than before.

Brown Supremacist.

This is one reason Texas CCL applications are way up this year.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

More on Juan McCain’s not-so-secret masters. ;)

[lonewacko_dot_com]

The only way to deal with the NCLR is to publicly discredit them or their supporters, preferably on video which is then uploaded to video sharing sites. You can go to one of their public appearances and point out their lies or misleading statements to one of their leaders, or you can go to an appearance by McCain or Hillary and, after pointing out issues with the group, ask them to denounce them. Or, you can go to an appearance by someone involved in getting them funding.

[Clemenza]

Actually, Vasconcelos drew directly from Hegel (think thesis and antithesis), believing that a "new (Mexican) American Man" would rise from the mixture of Indians and whites.

Of course, he ignored the fact that 50% of the Mexican population at the time (now down to 35% due to assimilation, much of it coerced) were full-blooded Indians who wanted NO PART of his "cosmic race."

My lefty professor referred to the ideas of Vasconcelos as "La Raza COMICA."