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one thing i learned from the video is that the famous comedian Gabriel (fluffy) Iglesias when he was born he shared that on his birth certificate there was only afro American or Caucasian and their was no Latin x so by he said "by default i was Caucasian" witch meant that he was a person who is not him.

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The article Talks a lot about how 87 years old, Dolores Huerta National Farm Workers Association In 1962 and her time growing up.

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Isable Allende- she also talks about the things she gained from aging she said she gained she said she doesn't have to please anyone so that's why she's free she feels light because she doesn't carry grudges and stuff any more she feels soft because she's not venerable any more and she's more spiritually intact cuz she realized that dead might be next door or even in her house.   

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Isable Allende- she also talks about the things she gained from aging she said she gained she said she doesn't have to please anyone so that's why she's free she feels light because she doesn't carry grudges and stuff any more she feels soft because she's not venerable any more and she's more spiritually intact cuz she realized that dead might be next door or even in her house.   

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-Omar

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I learned that the term Latinx came to be because people didn't want to use the term "Latino" because that meant we would be using a masculine term to refer to everyone. The Nixon administration only came up with "Hispanic", meaning someone with historic or cultural relations to Spain, so that latinx people could have a name that unifies them to show that they are connected to each other. The term Latinx is a part of gender politics. Latine can also be used in place of Latino/Latina because some people think that latinx is hard to pronounce in Spanish.

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in the video I watched it was about a Spanish-American chef Jose Andres who helped millions by making meals for the people in need from the hurricane Maria that tragically happened in Puerto Rico in the year of 2017 , and many volunteers came and helped all over the world almost 7,000 volunteers to and in the video he shares his heroic story on how him and many other people helped their community to not only feed them but lift them up mentally and physically.

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In the video of Jose Andres In TED talk. He talks about how the local hurricanes did devastating damages and how something clicked/sensed in him and how he thought how they live over there through all those condition and how they didn't have all the essentials to living and knew millions of people where suffering and how he knew chefs and wanted to feed everyone over there and brought other people like nurses and doctor's and they all tired helping the people over there

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I learned that Huerta was a activist in the 50's and 60's and she help started a united farm workers union. After moving to Stockton California with her mother in 1933 she found that hardworking immigrants who labored as farm workers got paid less and treated with barley any respect so she decided to fight for a change. Huerta joined a local group to improve life for Mexican-American and trying to stop the long working hours for less paying, In 1962 Huerta became a famous civil rights activist and started a nation farm workers association they did large labor actions and a massive strike to help immigrate workers.

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"Difference between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx video" Alex.R

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"Difference between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx video" Alex.R

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Around the 1960's there weren't a lot of Census Categories, and there wasn't a word to describe Mexicans. Communities in the Southwest who were Mexican American were pushing for equal education but, Lyndon B. Johnson said these were "Regional problems" and not one a administer should deal with. So organizers came together to create a national identity, finding a word that would describe all of them. They settled on the word Hispanic around the years 1990's but the word came from Spain so it still really wasn't a good definition. But other words like Latinx, Latin American, Brown, and Latine were also words to describe these communities and people always wondered what was the correct word? But the thing is none of them were correct. It was what they preferred

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after watching the latinx video one of the main difference between latino & latinx is latinx is for gender appropriation and latino is for culture appropriation

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In the past there wasn't really a word to describe Hispanic people other then the word Hispanic. They didn't want to be called Hispanic because it meant people that are related to Spain. So they came up with Latinx, It was a word that can be used to call both Latina and Latino as a whole.

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Dolores Huerta is a female Latina Activist that advocates for the people, all the way back in the civil rights era in the 60's. In 1962 she and famous activist Cesar Chavez created the National Farm Association which is now called the United Farm Workers to help support Immigrant farmers.

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I learned that at first there wasn't a lot of representation for the Hispanic and Latino community. There were only two races you could pick on paper White and African American. People wanted to be represented and many communities mainly the Mexican ones came together and had a protest. The government decided on Hispanic, but that meant people who had history from Spain. Many people didn't see themselves that way. Then the word Latino and Latina was made and for awhile people liked it. It also followed the Spanish language with having a feminine way and masculine way of saying the word. Soon people decided that they wanted a gender neutral way to describe them selves so now they use Latinx.

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The film "Dolores" highlights the power of all American people in the fight against the farmworkers' movement. The film highlights the need for the farmworkers to reach out to the American public and the 17 million Americans who chose not to eat grapes, lettuce, and Gallo wine. The film also references a line from politician Robert Kennedy, who emphasized the responsibility of all citizens to their fellow citizens.

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In the 50’s and 60’s Dolores Huerta helped start/ create the national farm workers association which in today's day is called the United farm workers, this organization helps protect hardworking immigrants who labored as farmworkers for little pay and even less respect.  Dolores Huerta is currently 87 and is still a huge activist “The only way we can change things is by sitting on those seats of power where decisions are being made.”

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In the start of the video there was not a word to describe Mexicans, but after an uproar in the 1990s a new definition was invented, the name was Hispanics, but it was not a good word because it came from Spain so there are many words to describe Hispanics such as Latino or Latinx but in the end the point is to be connected.

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Dolores Huerta ahora tiene 93 años y 11 hijos, fue y sigue siendo una manifestante no violenta que inspiró a su madre a hacer lo correcto "sin rebajarse a su nivel". también fue una persona que trabajó para ganar derechos para los trabajadores agrícolas migrantes, o trabajadores que se trasladan de un lugar a otro para trabajar en granjas. para que puedan mantener a sus familias

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I watched a ted talk on a lady named Isabel Allende, and she talks about accepting that people get older, and despite all of the physical changes, she manages to still feel young inside. She keeps peace with herself and others, and keeps her ambitions, it was really sweet. I hope to become calm like her one day honestly.

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Dolores Huerta followed in her fathers footsteps as a union leader, and she worked to fight for the rights and conditions of farm workers, as well as immigrant workers who had been taken advantage of with bad work conditions and low pay. She organized boycotts and strikes for the benefit of the farm workers, as well as people of color. Dolores has been vocal about how it takes many people to make a change, and win.

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Dolores Huerta saw the unfairness when she was just a young child. she knew even then that something needed to change she saw how the unfair treatment and little they got paid for the hard labor they were doing. so in the 50s and 60s she decide to help the united farm workers. she helped show Americans how unfairly the workers were getting treated and how there pay wasn't meeting the hard work they were doing. Dolores Huerta said that "the farm workers couldn't win by themselves." "hey had to reach out to the American public, and all of the 17 million Americans that decided not to eat grapes or lettuce and Gallo wine. And that’s the way that we won."

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In Jose Andres TED Talk, he talks about how devastating the hurricane was for the locals, and how he felt a sense of urgency to be there, to help. He saw how bad the living conditions were, how people needed clean water, electricity, and food, but there were nearly 3 million people without any of that. He called all the chefs he knew and they planned to cook together to feed everyone they could. They fed patients, nurses and doctors who were helping take care of the sick and injured. He helped as many people as he could by feeding them and making sure they were not hungry.

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Isabel talks about how hard it is to accept the changes that come with aging and getting older and how that effects the way people think of you. Then, she begins to explain that living life in a shadow isn't how people should view aging. She believes that living with passion and intention and acceptance makes getting older beautiful.

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One thing I learned was that Dolores Huarta and Ceser Chavez started an association called the National Farmers Association. They started a large strike to protect the working immigrants from poor conditions and long hours. She cared a lot about the workers health, starting a boycott against grapes and their unfair production. There is still chance Dolores wishes to see, one of them being that schools would teach more about voices and people from different cultures and life's. She wants change with no violence and she still speaks out her beliefs to the day.

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in the begging there was not an actacul  word to use but now there are many and it said that there is no correct answer its just what you wanna be called and what you identified as and at the end use what you want and there is a difference but its whatever you want

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in the begging there was not an actacul  word to use but now there are many and it said that there is no correct answer its just what you wanna be called and what you identified as and at the end use what you want and there is a difference but its whatever you want

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-Omar

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In the Beginning, there was not really a word to describe Mexicans or in general but after an uproar in the 1990's, a new definition was born called Hispanic but was not a good way since it came from Spain so there are many words to describe such as Latino or Latinx but, in the end, the point is to be connected.