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"Hispanophobia" proper is a fear, hatred, or dislike of the Spaniards, especially in northern Europe, largely rooted in anti-Catholicism, and opposition to the near hegemony of Spain in the 16th century. It would be better to redirect this half of the article to the Black Legend. A separate page should be dedicated to anti-Latin American sentiment in North America and Spain (see sudaca), which is based on recent immigration as well as notions of racial difference; as mestizos and mulattoes arrive in white dominated societies. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.171.160.113 ( talk) 00:25, 30 November 2009 (UTC)
Caesar was a great conqueror, so was Alexander the Great, but the Spanish Conquistadores just thugs and on top of that they murdered and destroyed those Amerindians. The funniest part is that to see Amerindians or Mestizos being a majority in an American country you have to go south of the Border: Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia, etc. How come? Most of those people living in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America are fully or partly Amerindians? And where are they in North America? There must be some mistake here. Well, I know, they are not Amerindians, because they were killed by the Spanish, so they must be Spanish.
PS. How the Amerindians became Spanish to suit the Black Legend and Anglo Propaganda, a short story.
What I propose is a debate that should end up in a contribution to the article following these lines:
Hispanic means Spanish in the same way as Anglo means English. Why is Hispanic all inclusive of people who come from former Spanish colonies while Anglo refers only to white people? Why do Pakistanis or Jamaicans or US citizens whose first language is English but who ar not white are not Anglos?. Is this not a clear example of the unprecedented racism existing in the US (probably with the exceptions of South Africa and Nazi Germany). Is it not overtly racist these differences in usage in these two cases. Maybe there is a relationship to the Black Legend, much more popular in the US than in Europe? Language is the main builder of the perception of reality. So, why not analyse these obvious issues. Or are these differences in usage just a coincidence? Are they naive? Or they hide something much more important? I think this issue should be discussed to enrich the article. Jan. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.37.45.50 ( talk) 09:10, 9 September 2008 (UTC)
Mexico is 57% white, its the second country in Latin America to have whites as a majority, the stupid american media just portrays us as brown people we are not the original term Mexican was used by white settlers from Spain just like americans from England. Although Mexico didnt exist until 1917. Not all Mexicans have native blood, they swear we all opened our pants and had kids with natives. It did happen but not as much, Americans need to get eduacated, because someone says Im Mexican that DOES NOT mean you are not white, I am a blonde (yes natural) and Im soley White from Mexico so deal with it. Gringo does not mean white person it means foreigner. My great grandparents were gringo when they arrived in the US, though we did assilmulate in the whiteness of society in America pretty easily. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.0.177.144 ( talk) 04:28, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
Hispanophobia involves the "rising" percentage of people identified as "Hispanic" or "Latino". In the state of California in the year 2006, about 35% or one-third of the population is Hispanic/Latino. This is three times than of the 1970 census when 11-15% are "Spanish" or "Mexican-American" before the adaptation of the term Hispanic/Latino took hold by government policies in the Nixon and Carter administrations for the 1980 census. The state of California never was over 15 percent of Spanish/Latin American descent since the 1860's, the first decade after statehood and annexation by the US government, because Anglo-American settlers became the state's ethnic majority. + 71.102.3.86 ( talk) 06:09, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
I have a liberal teacher and I am a Liberal in many ways and he was going on about this topic he was confusing the Hispanic Identification with white native american and african I think the point of Race being different from ethnic identity is very important and meaningful thankful you explain it well. 74.74.144.252 ( talk) 11:28, 6 May 2010 (UTC)
I am a hispanophobe. I dislike hispanic culture. I dislike the Spanish language. It disgusts me. I think I am superior. Very superior. Supermegasuperior. But I think the roots of hispanophobia are much deeper than this article lets on.
England was invaded by the Romans. And it was also
invaded by the French, who had a very profound effect on English culture and language, which a lot of people
resent. So I think hispanophobia is rooted in latinophobia. We despise anything Latin. The
English language is separated into
Germanic words and
Romance words. So Latino culture has historically been an imperialist force on Anglo culture. We have good reason to dislike it. I think a little more insight into the deeper roots of hispanophobia (dislike of Hispanicism) would add insight.
70.116.74.98 (
talk) 14:02, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
I think it should be divided in two: anti-Spanish sentiment (e.g. Black Legend) and anti-Hispanic American sentiment (or sth like that). Mvhaha ( talk) 12:47, 22 September 2014 (UTC)
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Article is not coherent but a mix of different topics. Specialised sources do not endorse this phony approach to the aforementioned multiple instances of prejudice. Article should be split. Current title is but a vague ambiguous term and there are more precise terms for each one of the potential split targets.--Asqueladd ( talk) 14:04, 3 December 2023 (UTC)
Why is it necessary to quote nazi comments by such a two-legged bag of debris as Hal Turner? Juanramonvmora ( talk) 23:34, 23 March 2024 (UTC)
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"Hispanophobia" proper is a fear, hatred, or dislike of the Spaniards, especially in northern Europe, largely rooted in anti-Catholicism, and opposition to the near hegemony of Spain in the 16th century. It would be better to redirect this half of the article to the Black Legend. A separate page should be dedicated to anti-Latin American sentiment in North America and Spain (see sudaca), which is based on recent immigration as well as notions of racial difference; as mestizos and mulattoes arrive in white dominated societies. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.171.160.113 ( talk) 00:25, 30 November 2009 (UTC)
Caesar was a great conqueror, so was Alexander the Great, but the Spanish Conquistadores just thugs and on top of that they murdered and destroyed those Amerindians. The funniest part is that to see Amerindians or Mestizos being a majority in an American country you have to go south of the Border: Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia, etc. How come? Most of those people living in Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America are fully or partly Amerindians? And where are they in North America? There must be some mistake here. Well, I know, they are not Amerindians, because they were killed by the Spanish, so they must be Spanish.
PS. How the Amerindians became Spanish to suit the Black Legend and Anglo Propaganda, a short story.
What I propose is a debate that should end up in a contribution to the article following these lines:
Hispanic means Spanish in the same way as Anglo means English. Why is Hispanic all inclusive of people who come from former Spanish colonies while Anglo refers only to white people? Why do Pakistanis or Jamaicans or US citizens whose first language is English but who ar not white are not Anglos?. Is this not a clear example of the unprecedented racism existing in the US (probably with the exceptions of South Africa and Nazi Germany). Is it not overtly racist these differences in usage in these two cases. Maybe there is a relationship to the Black Legend, much more popular in the US than in Europe? Language is the main builder of the perception of reality. So, why not analyse these obvious issues. Or are these differences in usage just a coincidence? Are they naive? Or they hide something much more important? I think this issue should be discussed to enrich the article. Jan. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.37.45.50 ( talk) 09:10, 9 September 2008 (UTC)
Mexico is 57% white, its the second country in Latin America to have whites as a majority, the stupid american media just portrays us as brown people we are not the original term Mexican was used by white settlers from Spain just like americans from England. Although Mexico didnt exist until 1917. Not all Mexicans have native blood, they swear we all opened our pants and had kids with natives. It did happen but not as much, Americans need to get eduacated, because someone says Im Mexican that DOES NOT mean you are not white, I am a blonde (yes natural) and Im soley White from Mexico so deal with it. Gringo does not mean white person it means foreigner. My great grandparents were gringo when they arrived in the US, though we did assilmulate in the whiteness of society in America pretty easily. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.0.177.144 ( talk) 04:28, 19 May 2009 (UTC)
Hispanophobia involves the "rising" percentage of people identified as "Hispanic" or "Latino". In the state of California in the year 2006, about 35% or one-third of the population is Hispanic/Latino. This is three times than of the 1970 census when 11-15% are "Spanish" or "Mexican-American" before the adaptation of the term Hispanic/Latino took hold by government policies in the Nixon and Carter administrations for the 1980 census. The state of California never was over 15 percent of Spanish/Latin American descent since the 1860's, the first decade after statehood and annexation by the US government, because Anglo-American settlers became the state's ethnic majority. + 71.102.3.86 ( talk) 06:09, 9 September 2009 (UTC)
I have a liberal teacher and I am a Liberal in many ways and he was going on about this topic he was confusing the Hispanic Identification with white native american and african I think the point of Race being different from ethnic identity is very important and meaningful thankful you explain it well. 74.74.144.252 ( talk) 11:28, 6 May 2010 (UTC)
I am a hispanophobe. I dislike hispanic culture. I dislike the Spanish language. It disgusts me. I think I am superior. Very superior. Supermegasuperior. But I think the roots of hispanophobia are much deeper than this article lets on.
England was invaded by the Romans. And it was also
invaded by the French, who had a very profound effect on English culture and language, which a lot of people
resent. So I think hispanophobia is rooted in latinophobia. We despise anything Latin. The
English language is separated into
Germanic words and
Romance words. So Latino culture has historically been an imperialist force on Anglo culture. We have good reason to dislike it. I think a little more insight into the deeper roots of hispanophobia (dislike of Hispanicism) would add insight.
70.116.74.98 (
talk) 14:02, 30 May 2011 (UTC)
I think it should be divided in two: anti-Spanish sentiment (e.g. Black Legend) and anti-Hispanic American sentiment (or sth like that). Mvhaha ( talk) 12:47, 22 September 2014 (UTC)
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Article is not coherent but a mix of different topics. Specialised sources do not endorse this phony approach to the aforementioned multiple instances of prejudice. Article should be split. Current title is but a vague ambiguous term and there are more precise terms for each one of the potential split targets.--Asqueladd ( talk) 14:04, 3 December 2023 (UTC)
Why is it necessary to quote nazi comments by such a two-legged bag of debris as Hal Turner? Juanramonvmora ( talk) 23:34, 23 March 2024 (UTC)