latinx

They probably used the term Latinx because they are both Latin and trans, which Latin alone doesn't convey.

But to the point, LatinX and the Gulf of America being similarly dumb is an academic exercise.

In the aftermath some braindead analysts tried to blame words like Latinx and transgender rights.

That Latinx vote is going to disappear, and we've already seen the results in the 2025 elections.

Is he now pushing latinx himself or is he actually not good at the things he claimed he was gonna be good at?

In other words, it would be unfair to call Black and Latinx students privileged because of this.) Whatever the reason for the sorry state of US education, lack of funding isn't it.

The survey, whose authors work in a field where a 50% replication rate justifies breaking out the champagne, clearly didn't represent tens of millions of white and Latinx women in religious communities.

I actually got in spat with a coworker once at a previous company for politely and sincerely asking what one of these neologisms meant (latinx in that case).

Having met several of them, the people who use terms like latinx, toxic masculinity, and defund the police aren't even democrats and hold almost as much antipathy towards them as they do towards republicans.

>Having met several of them, the people who use terms like latinx, toxic masculinity, and defund the police aren't even democrats and hold almost as much antipathy towards them as they do towards republicans.

It would be good for the Democratic party to agree that cis lives matter, stop using words like "LatinX", etc.

If you insist on using the term "Latinx" and every Latino tells you that you are a self righteous idiot, listen to them.

If you go around mindlessly using words like "LatinX" before asking Latinos what they think about it they really do vote for the other side.

There is no chance that stuff like "people with blindness" or "LatinX" will universally prevail.

It's a remnant of the woke era, and I expect and hope it will go the way of Latinx.