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On Aug 9, 4:37 am, jazzerci...@hotmail.com (-) wrote:
> http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=7655
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> La Raza Starting To Sweat Over Patriotic Resistance To Open Borders Agenda  
> General; Posted on: 2009-08-07
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>  By  Preston Blair  
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> Last week (July 25-28) the National Council of La Raza (NCLR) held its annual
> conference at Chicago’s McCormick Place West. The conference was originally
> scheduled to be held in Kansas City, Missouri, but organizers moved it in
> order to “punish” that town after its mayor had the audacity to appoint one of
> the Minutemen to an official position.
>
> I decided to pay our friends at La Raza a little visit. One of the workshops,
> “Lessons from Lucero: Overcoming Hate at the Local Level,” sparked my
> curiosity particularly. With Orwellian-style hate crimes legislation pending
> in Congress, I was interested to see exactly what “overcoming hate” meant.
>
> Lisa Navarrete, Vice President of NCLR, introduced each of the workshop’s
> speakers after lamenting the “wave of hate”(a La Raza catchphrase) against
> Latinos that she seemed to believe was sweeping the country and making it hard
> to pass “comprehensive immigration reform”.
>
> The first speaker was Jose Perez of Latino Justice PRLDEF, the successor group
> to the  Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund. Some readers might
> recall that Judge  Sonia Sotomayor’s connections to this organization were an
> issue during her confirmation hearings—a development that Perez spent some
> time deploring.
>
> He expressed amazement at the idea that anyone could ever consider his
> organization a “hate group” and quoted a statement from its website:
>
> “As the leading advocate for Latinos in New York and the Northeast, and known
> nationally for its work in educating the next generation of Latino lawmakers,
> LatinoJustice PRLDEF is well-positioned to bring attention to the need to
> cultivate more Latino leaders in professional fields and in decision-making
> positions.”
>
> When he finished reading he lifted up his head and asked incredulously, “Now,
> does that sound like a hate group?”
>
> Of course, Perez’s inability to imagine how anyone could ever call a group
> with such an agenda a “hate group” illustrates how deeply ingrained the double
> standard is when it comes to ethnic activism. Take the same exact paragraph
> and replace the word “Latino” with the word “white” and Perez would probably
> be among the first to decry it as the manifesto of “racists” and
> “supremacists.”
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