Why does jessica alba hate mexicans

Below are some quotes from the recent interview. Guess sellouts come in all races, and sizes. Alba is my last name and I'm proud of that. But that's it. My grandparents were born in California, the same as my parents, and though I may be proud of my last name, I'm American.

Throughout my whole life, I've never felt connected to one particular race or heritage, nor did I feel accepted by any. But people don't call her Latina because she's blonde. Here are some of Jessica's other quotes concerning her ethnicity:. That bitch is ugly and has no titties.

I dunno how she is considered a sexsymbol in the U. Spiritual Support for Manuel Uribe. Originally Posted by Ashamed Mestizo. From all her films, I've only liked her in Sin City, where the black and white really helped her. Originally Posted by Gigolo. What do you make of that? It came from , from a now-notorious interview that Alba gave to a magazine called Para Todos. First, most Hispanics, I would assume, do consider themselves Americans first.

Next, many of us do feel like a man or woman without a country. Finally, some of us are afforded different privileges based on the color of our skin. We judge one another, then we conclude that everyone else is less authentically ethnic than we are. So, at the first hint that this is coming, we pounce. Haters are going to hate, and a slander was born: Jessica Alba, critics said, is ashamed to be Mexican. I could have spoken to this woman all day. She may be an actress, but this was no act. That makes me sad.

I never said that I believed the slur, I explained, just that some people do. Alba is absolutely right. It is despicable for some Latinos to so freely challenge the authenticity of others. Take it from me. Every superhero has an origin story, and the Fantastic Four alum is no exception. The Jessica Alba story has—appropriately—four beginnings. The first starts with a sick kid who would many years later grow up to be fiercely protective mother.

The second starts with a love of acting that she inherited from her Mexican American grandparents, who had the time of their lives in that little playhouse in Southern California. The third comes with her idea to start a business that has become an extraordinary success.

And the fourth beginning is rooted in those things that helped make that business so successful, the gifts she got from her upbringing—her wits, her dreams, her discipline, her perseverance, and her grit. Add it all together, and there was no chance that this American success story would turn out any other way. Conversations at the Top: Daniel Lubetzky. It is something I can't really describe, but I know from conversation from friends, you just feel that one sticks out anywhere one goes, no matter of her parent's skin color or lineage.

Like Jessica, I'm American. Post by comadreja Post by It's the Principle! Mark Nobles. Post by comadreja Btw, my bet is that the pesky Sumerians created beer, not those nouveau riche Egyptians, but I think the documentation shows both found about at the same time. Post by Mark Nobles Post by comadreja Btw, my bet is that the pesky Sumerians created beer, not those nouveau riche Egyptians, but I think the documentation shows both found about at the same time.

That would piss off an audience more than simply being honest. I'm ENglish and Dutch, with assorted other Euro nations. I identify with Dutch even though it's a much lesser amount. Maybe it's because I'd second generation, whereas my English has been here for over a hundred years.

Just because I may look more English, or actually be more English if you want to confuse a nationality with race , doesn't mean that's the part I need to put out front and claim as my identity. Brandy Alexandre. Post by katorzejames these girls can do what they want, but it's a mistake to fight your "nature".

Post by katorzejames no one is allowed to label miss alba but herself. Post by katorzejames it's crazy to watch some of you process her issues as if they were your own. Post by BTR Post by katorzejames these girls can do what they want, but it's a mistake to fight your "nature". Post by BTR Post by katorzejames it's crazy to watch some of you process her issues as if they were your own. Someone else even said she was being insensitive.

Isn't that ironic? The measure of a man's real character is what he would do if he knew he never would be found out. Post by katorzejames Post by BTR Post by katorzejames it's crazy to watch some of you process her issues as if they were your own. Imagine if Halle Berry decided to embrace and profess pride in her white half. Fujikawa Yamamoto. Steven L. Post by Steven L. There are significant numbers of black people whose ancestors had no history of slavery.

Colin Powell and Barak Obama are two famous examples from politics. Neither one of them is the descendant of black slaves, but of immigrants Jamaica and Kenya respectively. Depends on which black people. It's gotten to such an absurd point that Barak Obama had to go out of his way to show he "understands" what the black descendants of slavery must feel.

As if we've come full circle since Martin Luther King and have reverted to the notion of racial solidarity. Well, to be honest, all "Jamaicans" are immigrants, and the black populace is descended from slaves. But it's not the same kind of history American slaves have. Conditions were just different. So I can see where someone whose family comes from Jamaica generally couldn't relate to those from the US.

Mexicans just spread all their seeds. And the women just pop them out. He tried to forget his Mexican roots, because he never wanted his kids to be made to feel different in America. He and my grandmother didn't speak Spanish to their children. Now, as a third-generation American, I feel as if I have finally cut loose. He made a choice not to speak Spanish in the house. He didn't want his kids to be different. I love my papa. But he has no filter.