Citizenship is not culture. I was born in this country, most of my culture comes from parents, who were not US citizens.Are they actually from Mexico or from the United States?
St. Patrick's Day was a holiday brought over to the US by Irish immigrants and spread to the general American public. Tequila parties where people don Mexican-style sombreros are now a Mexican holiday/tradition? News to me.So you mean like what's done every year as a national holiday when people celebrate St. Patricks day? Why is this different?
Citizenship is not culture. Are you suggesting that Mexican-Americans are not connected to Mexican culture unless they are physically born in Mexico? Ha, news to me.Again, are they Mexican or Americans? You do realize you can have a spanish last name and be born in the united states right?
You have someone that says it's not offensive, you have a Mexican student(s) on campus that is offended, I have my friends who consider it offensive. But we're supposed to accept the word of your alleged conversation as Gospel.It's funny how the whole progressive mantra of "respect peoples lived experiences" flies out the window once those people are saying something progressives don't want to hear.
Let me try to discredit the students on this campus, by saying they must be Mexicans, born in Mexico, and they also must have lived their their whole lives before moving to the United States for college...
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