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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Speaking of ‘Ethnic Mexicans’ and their Love for Coca-Cola…
The above is a tweet by The Economist regarding my people’s* penchant for sugary drinks. *By ‘my people’ I mean tiny clowns clad in sarapes and big hats.
Posted in Latin America, Print media, Stupid propositions
Tagged Coca-Cola, Mexicans, Mexico, The Economist
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White Mexican Kids Bring Coke, a Smile, and a Pat on the Shoulder to Indigenous Community
This is wrong in so many levels, that I’m just going to leave it here. I am speechless. I am without speech. WATCH. CRINGE. DON’T REPEAT
Posted in Awkard homages, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico
Tagged Christmas, Coca-Cola, Coke, mixe community, Oaxaca
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Here’s What I’ll be Doing this Thanksgiving
For the many readers of this blog who have not asked: I’m going to spend the long weekend helping this nice lady teach her turkey behave like a civilized creature -once and for all. If unsuccessful, we’re just going to roast … Continue reading
Disneyland: Now Peddling Elotes, Because Hispanic Marketing
I might be Mexican, but when I think of the magical kingdom of Disneyland, the last thing that comes to mind is a “street style” elote con chile *and* a colorful piñata/sarape background. How’s that for cultural appropriation?
Posted in Awkard homages, Food, Marketing & Advertising, Mexico
Tagged Disneyland, Disneyland Today, elotes, Mexican Food
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America Seems Determined to Have me Self-Deport
Really, Whole Foods? Kaleamole? You have got to be kidding me. Where’s the Mexican-jumping-out-window emoji when you need it?
Posted in Food, Guacala, Marketing & Advertising, New York City
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Syrian Refugee Crisis: Whatever Happened to the Old Political Debate about Rejecting Mexicans Instead?
Being Mexican, and having lived in several countries, I’ve seen my share of political idiocy and horrors. But as it turns out, nothing had prepared me for the current “debate” taking place right now in my now adopted country about whether to … Continue reading
