La Raza (The Race) Wants to Change Their Name! Rebrand as ‘Unidos US’
AGENDA 21 RADIO
BY PAUL PRESTON
The biggest self admitted racist group on the planet “La Raza” which is Spanish for “The Race” has decided to change it’s name in an attempt to stop the pressure from the conservative media which has been outing the racist group for the past 40 years.
“The biggest bigots and racist group I’ve ever had contact with in my professional 41 year career have been the La Raza haters. These people don’t just hate white people they hate anyone of any color or ethnic group who is not a racist. These are the people who openly threaten violence agains all white people and will say they want to kill all Europeans.”
“The La Raza group will never escape their racist roots. There’s just too much hate towards whites and especially black Americans.” ………………..Paul Preston Agenda 21 Radio Host
President Janet Murguia described “La Raza” as an outdated term that did not resonate with its members. AP exclusively translates “Raza” as “the people” in its report. However, the term can also be interpreted as “the race,” which carries a suggestion of zero-sum ethnic conflict. According to the AP:AP exclusively translates “Raza” as “the people” in its report. However, the term can also be interpreted as “the race,” which carries a suggestion of zero-sum ethnic conflict. According to the AP:
Literally translated, “raza” means “race,” but that is not the definition of the word. The term for “the people” was coined to describe the various races Mexican people come from. Chicano civil rights activists popularized it in the 1960s and 1970s and it’s faced backlash today.
The new term translates to “United us,” or “United States United.”
Murguia claimed the name change was not in response to conservative criticism but said it is intended to mobilize the Latino community in response to perceived anti-Latino racism from the administration.
“I think this is viewed as an opportunity and we see it as an opportunity to strengthen our or organization, broaden our reach and expand our growth … And that’s going to be important as we see the challenges that we’re facing at this particular time,” she told AP.
