Hispanic parents demand action after teacher tells class Trump voters 'wish they were white'

What is with the left's preoccupation with race? Just part of their name calling program, I guess. They insist on calling anyone who disagrees with them racists (or Nazis, or deplorables, etc.).

I read the article. It says the guy claims he knows "a lot" of Hispanics who wish they were white but they won't admit this.

So, it seems they have not admitted this to him, but *he* is claiming they wish they were white. So, may be what he means is a lot of Hispanic voters voted for Donald and he feels they have betrayed the Hispanic people, and therefore they can't want to be Hispanic if they voted for Donald.

Well . . . the article claims that 46% of voting Latinos and more than half of male Hispanic voters voted for Donald. So, I would say they don't buy what the guy is saying.

People can see through stupidity. I heard Donald saying things which Hispanics could have taken pretty badly; yet, many have voted for him. TV "Christian" speakers were spreading the idea that the Democrats were mixing illegal Hispanics into the voting population of Texas so Texas would become Democratic. And yet . . . of all things - - it could be Hispanics put Donald into the White House!!

So, we have had blabber-mouthing Republicans and blabber-mouthing Democrats, and ones who have put their vote where their mouth is. It seems no one's blabbermouthing decided who would win.

By the way - - Donald himself seemed to be making general statements about Hispanic people; but he has not been . . . removed by the Republican Party. But now, all of a sudden, an Hispanic guy runs his mouth and ones want to . . . do something with him. May be Jesus would say, "Let the one without sin cast the first stone."

I remember how Barack would use hot-headed people's statements and actions as "a teachable moment". One time, he was speaking and some guy, I think stood up and, blabbed his mouth maybe even calling the President a lier and a fake or something like that, and Barack said something like, "Isn't it good that we live in a country where people are free to say what they have to say!"

Now, I think of this > that was one guy, out of over three hundred million Americans, who said that to Barack. And Mr. Perez is one out of about 330 million. But ones are making quite a thing of him saying that. Ones seem to feel we are all weak and unstable enough to be taken down by him into joining him in his sort of ranting. But I suppose he can harvest only those who have let his sort of seed get planted in their hearts.

Our character has a lot to do with who we can believe. So, if really a lot of Americans can be taken down with such bellyaching . . . that is not necessarily the fault of the bellyacher. If "America" can be so easily divided into angry and frustrated sides . . . the ones splitting folks might not be their real problem if they are so easy to fool.

In Sunday School, of all things, I was told not to take sides if my parents were against each other. That helped me a lot. And now I see how both sides of the division and fighting and arguing and self-righteous criticizing . . . with unforgiveness . . . can be wrong. Our unforgiveness is wrong, no matter what side we take.

I think I have shared with some Hispanics who are geniuses > they know how to love. Their good example of humility and kindness does me more good than all that any party's candidate has promised me.