I can only teach you but it's up to you to learn Mexican Specifically, the nationality of the inhabitants of Mexico. Therefore, the term is used appropriately for Mexican citizens who visit or work in the United States, but it is insufficient to designate those people who are citizens of the United States (they were born in the US or are naturalized citizens of the US) who are of Mexican ancestry. The various terms used to properly designate such people are described below, however, it is important to explain why these people feel it is important to make such a distinction. US citizens who are troubled by this often point out that most immigrants do not distinguish themselves by point of origin first, (i.e., German-American), but simply as "Americans" (another troublesome term, but we won't get detoured by that here). Here are some reasons why many US citizens of Mexican extraction feel that it is important to make the distinction
So Mexican is a nationality but not a race or heritage unless you're whatever nationality with Mexican heritage. Makes sense.
Cool, so you're a Hexican*, or Hcuban! I found out this's an actual word: "A person who is hispanic or of hispanic decent who uses the internet." & When you log off from the internet, you become " Ispanic "
His posts here always feels like a GARM-like long con of JCDenton proportions. Anyone part of the Russian Troll Army? Hope you get paid in dollars or stolen bitcoins.
