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In the video, "What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx." The video explains that there are many terms to call a "Latinx." In the video it explained that Latinx was created by a newer generation and how its a gender neutral term. I also learned that Latine is another neutral term and some speakers use the "e" to make it gender neutral instead of an "o".

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In the article, I learned about a women named Dolores Huerta. Huerta wanted to make a change in the world by getting more civil right activists during the 1950s- 60s. As her dad grew up to be a lawmaker Huerta got inspired to fight to change civil rights. She was fighting for the people who could not get basic needs in New Mexico. She joined a community group  Dolores wanted to make a bigger activism group from her joining the group, she met a activist named Cesar Chaves. Her and Cesar Chaves started a activism group called the National Farm Worker Association/ United Farm Workers. And from this day forward, they are still making a big difference in the world.

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Dolores Huerta is a civil rights activist. When Huerta moved to California, she developed affection to the immigrant farmworkers. Her dad became a lawmaker in New Mexico which sparked her passion to use her voice and speak out for the people who couldn’t. The start of her activism was by a local group improving Mexican American life. In 1962 she started the United Farm Workers Union where there was a massive strike to help protect immigrant workers. She organized boycotts and worked to ban pesticides.

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In the video “What’s the Difference Between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx?” There are multiple terms to describe a group of people (Latino, Latinx, Hispanic, and Latine). Hispanic was the original term created by the government. Latinx was created by the newer generation and is a gender-neutral term. Latine is also a gender-neutral term and some Spanish speakers use e’s at the end to make it gender neutral instead of A and O. There is not a correct term to use there is many. It is really about preference and some people use all and many people don’t care which one to use

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I saw about the difference between Latino, Latina and Latinx. Some people liked the term Latinx but it didn't seem Spanish anymore, but they wanted to find a gender neutral term. And Hispanic was found, but they settled on Latine because most gender neutral words ended with a "e" instead of "a" and "o".

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I saw about the difference between Latino, Latina and Latinx. Some people liked the term Latinx but it didn't seem Spanish anymore, but they wanted to find a gender neutral term. And Hispanic was found, but they settled on Latine because most gender neutral words ended with a "e" instead of "a" and "o".

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I read the Dolores Huerta article. Dolores Huerta helped start the United Farm Workers union. Huerta fight for rights started at a young age. Her parents also got divorced in 1933 and that's when she felt motivated to fight for rights. Her father is former coal miner, "had risen to became union leader and lawmaker in the State New Mexico." Huerta felt inspired by her dad and wanted to make a difference too. Huerta joined her local group that was committed to helping Mexican Americans. She doesn't want to take no as answer. She doesn't tolerate violence.
"And people who commit violence, you’re actually joining the other side. You’re joining the alt-right, you’re joining the Nazis and all those people who think they have to use violence against other people to get their views across.” And that is the story of Dolores Huerta.

And people who commit violence, you’re actually joining the other side. You’re joining the alt-right, you’re joining the Nazis and all those people who think they have to use violence against other people to get their views across.”

And people who commit violence, you’re actually joining the other side. You’re joining the alt-right, you’re joining the Nazis and all those people who think they have to use violence against other people to get their views across.”

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The video explains that there are multiple terms (Hispanic, Latino, Latinx, Latine) that describe one group of people. So, which one is the right term? There isn't actually a correct term and there are reasons for all of them existing. Hispanic was the original term that the government created as a category since only black and white wasn't enough. But, this term is related to Spain, a lot of people in the Hispanic group aren't from Spain so that became a problem. People started using Latino and Latina to refer to themselves. But then the problem was that there wasn't a gender neutral term. So then people started using the term Latinx. But, once again there's a problem. The X doesn't really make it a Spanish word anymore. So, there's another gender neutral term, Latine. People have personal preferences on what to use and might even use all. A lot of people don't even care which term people use.

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In the Difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx video, I learned about how the word Latinx was made popular recently because people wanted to include all genders instead of only have Latino and Latina they created Latinx.

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I watched the video about the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx video.
I learned that "La Raza" was the term used as, "the people" and as a wide used, however conservative Latinos had worried that it would be seen "too radical". Moving forward the Nixon administration settled on, "Hispanic" meaning someone who is connected or cultural link to Spain. However the connection with Spain was being re-examined since not many people in the community identified themselves as European or Spanish. So todays generation a new word has emerged, "Latinx" the term focuses on gender politics to include people who do not identify as themselves Male or female hence Latino and Latina.

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Dolores Huerta at a young age, helped and was a part of the fight for the civil rights (1950 and 1960). She had started to help when she moved to Stockton, California with her dad and she cared for the hardworking immigrants who labored as farmworker who got little pay and had even less respect. She wanted to make a difference/change like her father was doing in New Mexico, and her and César Chavez has started the National Farm Workers Association/ United Farm Workers. And she today has shown support for the rights of people of color.

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What I have learned from watching the TED talk about America Ferrera is that when America was young she always wanted to be on stage, she sang and danced a lot. When her audition came for a commercial they have told America to speak like a Latina, America wasn't sure what that meant and asked them if they meant that she should speak in Spanish but they they just told her to speak like a Latina. Later on, on her driveway home from the audition she realized that when they were talking about speaking like a Latina they meant to speak like she didn't really know how to speak English (broken Spanish) and they were just being racist towards her.

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I watched the Ingrid Betancourt ted talk, I found out that she was kidnapped for 7 years in the Jungle. She mentioned that being in that constant state of fear made her come face to face with her self, and she learned that in situations like this she needs to stick to her principals and keep the right mindset. Her Last piece of advice was to keep faith in anything that you believe in.

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Dolores was a activist that that help form workers unions. She took after her father who was a union leader wanted to help make a change to. she joined local groups to help fight for peoples rights. In 1962 her and caser chaves worked together and started the national farm workers association.

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I watched the Jose Andres ted talk, she talked about her ageing, and how she may physically age, but how her soul does not. She explained how a bunch of people she knew/know are very old but have still had the same ambitions and same attitude about things, and how they're still doing what they've always been doing. Then she talked about during ageing you only gain traits, not lose them. I interpret this as wisdom.

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In this video, I learned that there isnt just one term to call a "Latinx" but theres actually many. Because there are different social groups in todays society, people go by different names. This can depend on their life experiences, where they grew up, or how they celebrate their culture. Some examples of these names are Latinx, Latin American, Hispanic, etc.

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I watched America Ferrara's TED talk. She talked about how her dream had always been to become an actress, but everyone around her told her it wasn't possible. They believed it wasn't possible because all the people they saw in Hollywood were white. The only roles America found were stereotypical and racist. She was even told to talk more "latina". It seemed everyone who told her it wasn't possible was right. She struggled in the film industry simply because of her identity. So, she started to view her identity as the problem. She came to realize that it's not her who is the problem, it's the industry and their standards, standards that were racist.

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In the video "Difference between Hispanic, Latino, and Latinx" In the video they explained that Hispanic refers to the language as Latino, and Latinx is more towards people who doesn't identify themselves as male or female. Latinx was developed fair recent compared to Latino and Hispanic. Also, it explains that not everyone identify themselves so, they did it on their background, culture, ethnic, and heritage.

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Something I learned was that Huerta was a lady who helped start Something called the United Farm Workers Union. In this group they come together to make sure of their rights. Huerta is now sharing her story with the new generation so that they can be aware. she basically wants to fight for the farmworkers. Huerta was really young when she started to begin to fight for the workers, she's fighting for the people who cant fight for themselves. she was really good in speaking her mind and doesn't take "no" as an answer.

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In the article, I learned about a woman named Huerta. Huerta wanted to make a change to get more civil rights activists. Her dad grew up to be a lawmaker and she got inspired to fight for a change. Huerta joined a local community group to support a better life in mexico. She wanted to fight and support for the people who couldnt get basic needs in New Mexico. From joining this community, she soon made more activists groups collaborating with an avitivists named Cesar Chavez. The two came together to make more community activist groups to support the ones in need in New Mexico.

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I learned about how in the civil rights era (50s and 60s) Dolores Huberta helped start what is now the united farm workers union. A union is an organized group of workers who come together to ensure their rights. Dolores Huberta is still a speaker for civil rights at 87 years old.

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The article I read about Dolores is, about fighting for the National Farmers Association and is talking about how they need to take action right now to inspire new activists to do the same thing she did Dolores thinks and supports all the non-violence movements and would love for schools to teach more culturally diverse backgrounds.

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The video shows/explains all the words the community has chose, used through the generation and peoples opinions. And not everyone is identifying themselves, they do based on their ethnic background or culture heritage. And Latino and Hispanic emerged in places (ex. United States) and Latinx was made by the newer generation to include the people who might not identity themselves as Male/Female.

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The article I read talked about how Dolores is fighting for the National Farmers Association and is talking right now to inspire new activists to do the same thing she did Dolores thinks and supports all the non-violence movements and would love for schools to teach more culturally diverse backgrounds

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The video I watched is a history of what to use for movements related to Latinx one of these movements is to open classes for Spanish speaking people Latinx is a term for people to refer to the Latin community using a gender neutral term and Latino is male and Latina is female

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the difference between Hispanic pronouns -Vlad 

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the difference between Hispanic pronouns -Vlad 

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they are specifically made for certain genders and certain backgrounds. for example for the gender ones you would replace the "a' for a "o" and vise versa. the reason it was made was because the term Spanish or Hispanic wasn't the appropriate word to use for people of other countries since it was to broad.