Thread: MEChA travels to Arizona to do political campaigning and see

MEChA travels to Arizona to do political campaigning and see how the recent law is being enacted

November 17, 2010
By Angela Melero


Members of the Chicana/o studies club, MEChA, traveled to Arizona for a weekend of political campaigning.

Students including junior Omar Romero, communications major, campaigned for the congressional candidate for the Democratic party, Raul Grijalva.

“I’m a hard-core democrat and wanted to see a democratic candidate elected,â€

And then they all went back home.
When they should've went further south into Juarez.
It doesn't mean the same to them, as it does to us.
"YET!"

"“Kids are going to grow up not knowing their roots because teachers are not allowed to educate them on certain things"

Ok, So is he saying these kids are so stupid that they can't get on the internet or read a book?

Their roots ? Who gives a rats

When are they going to spend all their time teaching EVERY ethnicity their roots ?

Read a book

Its all about la raza , nothing else matters

[quote]Lugo said that unlike many politicians, Grijalva refrained from flashy campaign strategies.

“He’s not a politician,â€

QUOTE.....“He’s not a politician,â€

Grijalva kept his Congressional District 7 seat in Arizona, beating Republican candidate Ruth McClung in a close race.

Kept in office by "raza" legal or not. This entire article is and indictment of Grijalva for using his office to promote racism.

That he was a member MECha explains a lot since it is strickly a race based organization.

If these young people want to know about their heritage ask your parents like everyone else does.

I checked out the comments to this article and It Is Closed. Gee I wonder why..........

These young people are being taught to be racist and told they are disadvantaged and it is all the white peoples fault.......what an injustice to tell young people they are"less than" other people.

Originally Posted by USPatriot

If these young people want to know about their heritage ask your parents like everyone else does.

I checked out the comments to this article and It Is Closed. Gee I wonder why..........

These young people are being taught to be racist and told they are disadvantaged and it is all the white peoples fault.......what an injustice to tell young people they are"less than" other people.

I say we put the Green Berets against the Brown Berets and stop this mess.

Originally Posted by USPatriot

If these young people want to know about their heritage ask your parents like everyone else does.

I checked out the comments to this article and It Is Closed. Gee I wonder why..........

These young people are being taught to be racist and told they are disadvantaged and it is all the white peoples fault.......what an injustice to tell young people they are"less than" other people.

I'm sure they do talk to their parents about their heritage. In fact, it's probably all they talk about...where do you think they get their racist raza inspiration from! Most of their parents are ignorant illegal invaders who fully subscribe to the raza teachings.

This has nothing to do with discovering one’s heritage. This has to do with spreading an ideology based upon their perceived racial superiority.