In Honor of Charlemange: Hispanic Heritage Month

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Hispanic Heritage Month
September 15 to October 15​

Hispanic Heritage Month is an annual celebration of the history and culture of the U.S. Latinx and Hispanic communities. The event, which spans from September 15 to October 15, commemorates how those communities have influenced and contributed to American society at large.The term Hispanic or Latino (or the more recent term Latinx) refers to a person’s culture or origin—regardless of race. On the 2020 Census form, people were counted as Hispanic or Latino or Spanish if they could identify as having Mexican, Mexican American, Chicano, Puerto Rican, Cuban, or “another Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin.”


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Dance some more for us, ignorant racist asshole.

 

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Taco, taco man. Charlemange is definitely a taco man. Taco, taco man. All Mexicans wanna eat a taco, man! You can tell a taco man from a burrito man. A taco eating Mexican has a funky walk. His western shirts and leather pants, always look so boss. I call Charlemagne Speedy Gonzalez, dig his chains. Our amigo Charlemagne is the taco man. He live a life of freedom, All taco men make a stand.
Have their own life style and ideals. Possess the strength and confidence, life's a steal. You can best believe Charlemagne is a taco man. He's a special person, a uppity Mexican trying to fit in a white man's land.

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[The Question]

Put down the jenkem jug, you're fucking high enough.

 

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In Honor of Charlemange: Hispanic Heritage Month​

 

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In Honor of Charlemange: Hispanic Heritage Month

 

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In Honor of Charlemange: Hispanic Heritage Month​

 

[Charlemagne]

Listen Schwarzfuß, Du dummer Scheisskopf... I don't know what you've been smoking to make you think that I'm Mexican, you jedzący-jelita kretyn, but you better stop before you fry what little neurons you have left.

Actually, ignore that last part, you iasc-fucker. You'll be able to donate your body to science afterwards, which means that you'll finally contribute something useful to society, you shrimp eanchainn-marbh.

 

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Celebrating Hispanic and Latinx Heritage
Dedicated to raising awareness of the contributions of Americans with Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Central or South American, other Latin American heritage.

Many Hispanic Americans can trace their roots back to the cultures of the Americas’ indigenous peoples, including the Aztecs (Mexico), Arawaks(Puerto Rico), Aztecs (Mexico), Incas (South America), Maya (Central America) and Tainos (in Cuba and Puerto Rico).

Some of their roots can be traced back to the Spanish explorers, who set out in the 1400s to find a cheaper and easier way to trade with the Indies. Others Latinos can trace their roots back to African slaves brought to the New World.

Hispanic Americans are today identified by the countries from which they or their ancestors originated. This includes Mexico, Puerto Rico and Spain.

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Listen Schwarzfuß, Du dummer Scheisskopf... I don't know what you've been smoking to make you think that I'm Mexican, you jedzący-jelita kretyn, but you better stop before you fry what little neurons you have left.

Actually, ignore that last part, you iasc-fucker. You'll be able to donate your body to science afterwards, which means that you'll finally contribute something useful to society, you shrimp eanchainn-marbh.

This is for the millions of Mexicans who lives in America who refuses to speak English....This is what Charlemagne said.....Escucha Schwarzfuß, Du dummer Scheisskopf... No sé qué has estado fumando para hacerte pensar que soy mexicana, jedzący-jelita kretyn, pero mejor te detienes antes de freír las pequeñas neuronas que te quedan. En realidad, ignora esa última parte, eres iasc-fucker. Podrás donar tu cuerpo a la ciencia después, lo que significa que finalmente contribuirás con algo útil a la sociedad, el camarón eanchainn-marbh.

 

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In Honor of Charlemange: Hispanic Heritage Month​

 

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15 Fun Hispanic Heritage Month Facts About How the Annual Celebration Came to Be​

Apart from understanding why the festivities happen between September 15 and October 15, there is a lot to discover about how Hispanics have been recognized by the country throughout history. If you’re ready to dive deep into fun Hispanic Heritage Month facts.

#1.) Hispanic Heritage Month honors the contributions Hispanics have made to the United States. The celebration highlights “the histories [and] cultures … of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America,” according to the official website.

#15.) The U.S. doesn’t have an official language, but 13% of the population speak Spanish at home. According to Babbel, English takes the top spot as the most spoken language in the U.S. with 254 million speakers followed by 43 million Spanish speakers and nearly 3 million Chinese speakers. Forbes reports that one in three people will speak Spanish by 2050.

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Charlemange was German.​

 

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[Charlemagne]

Charlemange was German.​

I mean, he's talking about me, but I am of mostly German descent (the rest being a mix of Polish, Irish, and Scottish).

 

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Is Mexican an Ethnicity?​

People often confuse the notions of nationality and ethnicity. Nationality means belonging to a particular nation and is usually associated with citizenship. So, being an American or a Mexican national means, in most circumstances, having the citizenship of these countries. Ethnicity means belonging to an ethnic group, which is defined as a group of people sharing an identity based on common language, religion, history, customs, and traditions. At times, ethnicity is associated with race or sharing common physical characteristics.

There are many multi-ethnic countries around the world, that is, composed of multiple ethnicities. One of those is Mexico, which is composed of several ethnic groups, such as Amerindian (Native American) ethnicities (e.g. Nahuatl, Maya, Zapotec), or White Mexicans of different origins (e.g. Italian Mexicans), and the mainstream population usually called Mestizos (literally ''mixed''). All of these groups belong to the Mexican nationality (are Mexican nationals). Hence, to put it short, Mexican is not an ethnicity but a nationality.