Do white Mexicans hang out with just other white mexicans, and brown just hang out with other browns?
A lot of people in the U.S. don't even know there are white mexicans, but there are plenty but I think the ones of more european blood are generally wealthier, and the y dont feel as comepelled to emigrate. But I want to know is, in alot of movies I see, usually white Mexicans, and they only really hang out with others. Is there any racial tensions in Mexico, or issues with "color"?
Why do Mexicans suffer racism in America?
Is it because they resemble Native American Indians ?,cause I'm sure if they resembled Spaniards they wouldn't suffer racism.Just look at the Spaniard looking Cubans in Miami Florida,they sure get treated good.
Why can't blacks and Mexicans tip?
Its not racist! Its statistics. If you are saying its racism you have NEVER waited tables or bartended a day in your life! But to the question asker, the truth is if you do your best and you only get $2 just know there is nothing you could do to have gotten more from those people, and you should be satisfied with your job. Granted that satisfaction is not gonna pay your bills, but its part of the job. If you only have one tip less than 20% in a night your doing good. I think the only reasoning they have for not tipping well is its not their job to pay you for your job, when really it is. They don't know that we make $2.13 an hour and live off their tips. Some people are just stingy and know that and dont care. There's nothing we can do but smile and bear it. Sorry
How racist are Mexicans towards Afro Mexicans and indigenous people?
Very racist. Disdain toward people with browner skin between Mexicans is common, and positive bias toward white skinned people is prevalent in most aspects of social life. In most cities, being whiter will play key role in being hired or not in a job. Many brush this up as classism, while is nothing but plain racism. Black people jokes are commonplace and referring to indigenous people as unruly, uncivilized, lazy, uneducated is not rare in urban centers.If a foreigner refers to Mexicans as a brown, it’s not uncommon that many Mexicans, as if taking offense, will bring up that someone in their family is European or will retort posting a photo of them featuring their whiter-than-average-Mexican skin, even though most commonly such ascendancy goes back several generations. In general and in many, there is a tendency to trying to excerpt distance from what is truly aboriginal or native. In Mexico, whiter commonly equals prettier.Furthermore, there are covert condescending —more akin to “positive” racism— attitudes toward native-blooded or full blooded natives who attain certain success. “Look, Roberto is Triqui (a tribe) yet he is now pursuing a Ph.D and he’s got a great job at the University” as if pointing out that being indigenous it’s an handicap… and maybe due the racism, it certainly can be.Summarizing, racism exists in Mexico, it embarrasses me as a Mexican. Contrary to what a many of my countrymen and countrywomen would argue, racism existing in the U.S. doesn’t make the Mexican racism any more tolerable. In fact, it can very well make us hypocrites , since Mexicans treating other Mexicans discriminatory based on their skin color or state of birth it’s not the exception, but most commonly the rule.