The LAT wonders why more Latinos are vibed up about the L.A. Mayor's race. After all, aren't not one but two of their own in the race?
Mayor's Race Registers a Big Nada ends with this:
"Villaraigosa is a man of the community, he's one of us," said the 33-year-old laborer. "When he lost, I felt that we as Latinos let him down, because we should have elected him. This time, he is going to win."
Translating that quote into white, black or asian, and dealing with the shitstorm that would follow, is left as an exercise.
MultiCultiCult · Thu, 02/24/2005 - 22:34 · · Importance: 1
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Comments
"are vibed up"
I assume you mean aren't.
Posted by: eh at Feb 25, 2005 1:56 AM