Orlando shooting’s long list of Latino victims galvanizing gay people of color

San Bernardino Sun ^ | June 18, 2016 | Beatriz Valenzuela

[moovova]

Latin±

[moovova]

Latinö

[catnipman]

“Orlando shooting’s long list of Latino victims galvanizing gay people of color”

As well as it should. And I have two suggestions for them (and everyone else for that matter):

Buy a high-quality, medium-caliber revolver and learn to safely defend yourself with it, and vote for Trump to defend the nation as a whole against Muslim terrorism.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

A little known fact is that homosexuality is much more common among black Americans than it is for other races. About 3.2% of whites claim to be LGBT (so it’s not just homosexuals), but among blacks, it is 4.6%

[catnipman]

“What is the difference between a person of color and a colored person?”

“colored person” is racist; “person of color” isn’t.

[Mike Darancette]

Latinx is a term being used with increasing frequency on social media, replacing the “o” in Latino with “x,” making the masculine identifier gender-neutral.

Try that shi! in Mrs. Cleveland's Honors Spanish Class a see what happens.

[dljordan]

Ah. Excuse me for being so obtuse.

[Mike Darancette]

Latinx is a term being used with increasing frequency on social media, replacing the “o” in Latino with “x,” making the masculine identifier gender-neutral.

Probably language rules developed by Gringax.

[PapaBear3625]

A little known fact is that homosexuality is much more common among black Americans than it is for other races. About 3.2% of whites claim to be LGBT (so it’s not just homosexuals), but among blacks, it is 4.6%

One theory is that homosexual sexual abuse at a young age contributes to the child becoming LGBT. Blacks have more single moms, who could be targeted by pedophiles giving them attention in order to get access to her kid.

[Lazamataz]

“A Latinx transwoman was shot the other day in Santa Ana,” said Negrete. Latinx is a term being used with increasing frequency on social media, replacing the “o” in Latino with “x,” making the masculine identifier gender-neutral.

In which case, my response is to always use LatinO.

Or better: Latinhombre.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Being raised in a single-parent household might also have a lot to do with it, even apart from pedophilism. It is known that children (of all races) raised in single parent families have a 60% greater chance of becoming criminal offenders, so it would be easy to assign a whole bunch of other problems to it as well.