Re: OBVIOUSLY BRIAN (ANTONIO) WON"T DIE!!! He's not leaving the show! -- Dee's and Caryn's Days and Passions Place

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Subject: Re: OBVIOUSLY BRIAN (ANTONIO) WON"T DIE!!! He's not leaving the show!

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Jacqui

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Date Posted: 18:42:20 01/19/03 Sun
In reply to: Puma 's message, "OBVIOUSLY BRIAN (ANTONIO) WON"T DIE!!! He's not leaving the show!" on 16:42:35 01/10/03 Fri

Julian I was referring to Antonio not leaving the show. I happen to be hispanic, latin whatever you want to call it and proud so I wasn't referring to the ethnicity topic you guys were talking about. :)

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Jacqui
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Date Posted: 18:48:59 01/19/03 Sun

Btw, I believe Hispanic is the proper term or at least the one I'm comfortable with since Latin can mean almost anything. Even people from Europe are considered Latin like Spain, Portugal and some places in Italy, etc. In reality, people who come from South America, Central and the Carribean prefer being referred to as Mexican, Puertorrican, Peruvian, etc and not hispanic or latin since thats kind of a *term* given to us by the US gov. I guess it really depends who you talk to in terms of being hispanic, latin or what not. I remember once a group of us refered to a classmate in college as African American and she was offended because she considered herself Jamaican and not AA. *off the soap box* LOL