Comments by "Renny Richard Macchi Sr." (@renatomacchi2195) on "The New York Times" channel.

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  4. It was a Mestizo man called Frank del Olmo who years ago came up with this "Latino" term instead of "Latin American" to identify the "Ethnicity" of all the Spanish-speaking people of the Americas.The fact is that the term Latin/Latino already exist and has a 2000 year old meaning and cannot be given another meaning. What Frank del Olmo did was he cut the term Latin America" in half and made it "Latino" for abbreviation. No that's not acceptable. Latino means one thing and Latin American means another and Latin/Latino doesn't have anything to do with these people of Latin America. By the way saying Latino/a when writing or speaking in English is grammatically incorrect. The proper way is LATIN masculine of feminine but ignorant Frank del Olmo didn't care. He wanted to push his agenda inn Spanish remaking the English language. You can go to Google and make a search for Frank del Olmo and see how he came up with this term ":Latino" and he even fooled the U.S. Census Bureau into adopting i "Hispanic/Latino" as an "Ethnicity' for the Spanish-speaking people of the Americas. So if you are of Latin European descent: Italian, French, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish when filling out the Census Forms you have to deny your Latin Heritage and say NO to are you of Hispanic-Latino? because you don't want to be associated with these culturally violent people. Therefore if you are are of Latin European heritage you have an obligation to call, email the U.S. Census `Bureau and let them know of your disapproval to this classification for these Latin Americans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyAjG4hPckA&feature=youtu.be This is the address of the U.S. Census Bureau and their telephone numbers. Call and complain or send emails. U.S. Census Bureau 4600 Silver Hill Road Washington, DC 20233 Call Center: 301-763-INFO (4636) or 800-923-8282 or ask.census.gov
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  12.  Russell Richards  Actually all the Italians are Latins. The Latins originate from the Lazio (Latium) region but eventually they were incorporated by the more powerful next door Romans. The Romans adopted the Latin language and the Latin culture of the Latins and as one people they engaged in the unification of all the groups living in Italy and as they assimilated one groups at a time they spread their Latin Language and Latin Culture. So all of Italy was Roman and all of Italy became Latin linguistically and culturally. Once united the Romans went out of Italy and colonized most of Europe imposing their Latin Language, (Lingua Latina) Latin Culture, Romans Laws and Christianity. The Romans were those who spread Christianity throughout Europe. Eventually the Latin language changed over the centuries. In Italy it changed in modern Italian, In France into French, in Romania into Romanian, in Portugal into Portuguese and inn Spain into Spanish. When the Latin European colonizers, French, Portuguese and Spaniards, came to the new world they imposed their Latin-derived languages, French, Portuguese and Spanish, Romans Laws and Christianity upon the indigenous population and called this area of the Americas "LATIN" America. The Latin is only in the Languages. Latin (Latino is grammatically incorrect when speaking or wring in English-the correct way is LATIN) has nothing to do with race or ethnicity or skin color. One cannot be half Black and half Latin because the two don't match.. Black is a race and Latin is a language and culture. And the people from Latin America are "Latin Americans". They have to use their RACE to identify themselves like we all do and these are the races: White, Black, Asian and Red-Skin Indian. NO Latino, no Latin, no Hispanic and no Latinx. All invented terms. More information here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyAjG4hPckA&feature=youtu.be
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