George Zimmerman has finally been
arrested. But is it too little too late? Perhaps, but it is important
that those who follow this case not get confused by the assertions that
Zimmerman could not be racist because he is “Hispanic.” What has been
missing from the discussion thus far is an analysis of race and racism
in the countries of Central and South America, and how Spanish-speaking
immigrants (and/or their American-born children) can harbor cultural
baggage that includes their own brand of racism rooted in slavery and
the subsequent disenfranchisement of people of African origins who
reside in the countries of Latin America. Read MoreOriginal Posting: 25 April 2012
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