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NBC News Baffled That Most Latinos Do Not Use The Term 'Latinx'

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One of the funny (read 'not funny') things about our media class is that they can play activist and objective observer at the same time. While the term 'Latinx' did have its origin in the Latino queer and feminist academic community, you could see the zeal of the left-wing Democrats and media (BIRM) to adopt yet another marginalized identity that would hopefully add another stripe or two to the epilepsy-inducing Pride flag.

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Meanwhile, the folx who were pushing it the hardest are now, five years later, making this shocking discovery.

From the article:

Now, almost half of the U.S. Latino population (47%) say they have heard of "Latinx," according to the study. But increased awareness of it has not made it more popular.

67% of Latino adults identifying as lesbian, gay or bisexual say they are familiar with "Latinx." But only 13% say they have used it to describe themselves [emphasis added].

 At the height of the identity silliness, when neo-pronouns (zher / faer / ey) were a thing, even Hispanic Democrats were calling 'Latinx' out.

You wouldn't be surprised by who thought it was their place to tell Senator Gallego how he should be referred. Yep, white kids.

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We fast-forward to find that it's still very much mock-worthy.

Comedian Lou Perez re-upped his hilarious vid for NBC's benefit.

And you were scolded by mostly white social gatekeepers with 'why can't you refer to people how they want to be' missing the irony completely.

Maybe we ought to listen to the experts and not the academics? You know, lived experience and all that.

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Karen doesn't need anyone to tell her that her virtue is not actually helpful or virtuous. On the bright side, she's a little occupied scolding a yoga studio for not full-throatedly supporting her cause.

You tell 'em, Hollaria!

Heh! Sure, why not?

Yep.

Editor’s Note: Hollywood, academia, and liberal elites are out of touch with the average American.

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