"Negritos," and other Racist Mexican Bull Shit!

Mexico should be ashamed of itself! These stamps are extremly racist!
Mexico needs a civil rights movement based on race!
The Mexican people for the most part have no idea who black people are! Most Mexicans have never laid eyes on a real black person. My best freind lives near in Mexicali near the USA border. He is my best freind Karlos. Karlos had never met a black person before, only on tv. A freind said to me that these picture seem like 1930 usa minstral show's. Show's which use to depict black as stupid and funny. Also most Spanish televison is white! I never see real brown mexican on spanish tv. They are all white, and blonde hair. My faviorte latin show is Christina, which is a spanish talk show.


Its almost like Jerry Springer, and Oprah combined. But the women has light skin and blonde hair. All the guys fight each other are dark skinned, and impovershied.They like the Argentines, Venzuilains and Brazilians, hold racist ideas that would shock most Americans! Also we should note that mexican and black in LA, dont get along.

Some radical Mexican's think they own LA, and are always screaming about brown power! They are a slew of racist brown orginzation's through out the states. Most of these gangs are joined in prison, where when they are released to spread hate. African American's and whites have the same legacy. As latino's grow in power, we will have to deal with this also. I remmeber watching Speedy Gonzales when I was a child, I loved the show. But as I grew older and heard Mexican freinds
of mine being called speedy, I had a change of heart. These images with out the proper context can give off racist impressions!

Here are some facst about MEMI I found out,

Most Mexican's try to say there is no American connection, there is a
connection!

Memín was a creation of the late and famed writer Yolanda Vargas Dulché .

Memín was first featured in the 1940s in a comic book called "Pepín" and was later given his own magazine. The character originally was created by Alberto Cabrera in 1943, and later was drawn by Sixto Valencia Burgos. Sixto exaggerated the character by the instruction of Yolanda Vargas Dulché. Sixto also cites Ebony White as an influence.



Ebony White is a racist character from the comics series The Spirit, created by Will Eisner.He is a African-American boy sidekick to Denny Colt, the title character. He drives a taxi and frequently helps the Spirit out of tough situations.

The appearance and characterisation of White (especially early in the series) is probably the most common criticism of the generally acclaimed strip. The character is cited as one of many examples of racist stereotypes in mainstream 20th century United States culture. His name is a racial pun, and his facial features - including large white eyes and thick pinkish lips - are typical of racial pickaninny caricatures popular throughout the "Jim Crow" era. As a loyal assistant to the white hero, he has been compared to the Uncle Tom stereotype!

Will Eisner the creator (March 3, 1917 – January 3, 2005) was an acclaimed American comics writer and artist who is considered one of the most important contributors to the development of the medium. He is known for the cartooning studio he founded, his highly influential series The Spirit, his use of comics as an instructional medium for the U.S. military, his leading role in establishing the graphic novel as a form of literature with his book A Contract with God, and his educational work about the medium as exemplified by his book Comics and Sequential Art.



Eisner later expressed mixed feelings about his portrayal of Ebony White. He acknowledged that he was conscious at the time that he was using a racial stereotype and was unapologetic about it, but defended doing so by stating that "at the time humor consisted in our society of bad English and physical difference in identity." In reference to his graphic novel Fagin the Jew, Eisner acknowledged parallels between Charles Dickens' use of racial stereotyping for that character (which Eisner criticized) and Eisner's own portrayal of White, but asserted that his own work had not "capitalized on" the stereotype!

Lets hope the Mexican Authority at least have as much backbone as Eisner!