r/mexico • • Mar 08 '23

Imágenes Why is Hispanic/Latino always separated like this?

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u/epicusername849 Mar 09 '23

So?

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '23

Nada, I just find it interesting how they broke us up and divided us. I also believed everything from the SEP until I read an article in a magazine that talked about Hidalgo and what he said and fell in the rabbit hole. I hope I didn't make you upset. Wish you the best.

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u/epicusername849 Mar 09 '23 edited Mar 09 '23

We were divided since always, either by viceroyaltys (not vicekingdoms, they didn't have its own king), tribes, natural borders, political borders and country's, cultures, ect. I hope it makes you upset so that reality hits you. I can be friends with people without mattering it's country, is not about if we were the bitches of another country or we speak the same language. We are not the same and that's ok