Is there a hispanic website where hispanics buy their gold rings and necklaces?
Q. I had a friend who told me that in the Mexican lifestyle or Hispanic lifestyle, that they have "grandfathers" who give them jewelry. Well I really like their jewelry and wanted to buy some but I am not sure where to go exactly.
Asked by Courtney C - Tue Mar 16 22:12:41 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. uhhh i know a lot of my hispanic friends who are basically mexican,, travel down to mexico during holidays. and they get a bunch of jewelry there.. soo you could try that.. but try thrift stores or dept. stores or borrow some from your friends.. hope i helped! :)
Answered by xx3 - Tue Mar 16 22:27:17 2010

Why is it hard for Filipinos to accept that their culture is primarily Hispanic?
Q. Albiet the Filipino culture is a fusion of many cultures but the predominant culture is Hispanic, they seem to confuse geography and race with Culture when if fact Hispanics can be of any race and region of the world.. Thoughts?
Asked by Coqui - Thu Feb 11 22:12:37 2010 - - 9 Answers - 2 Comments

A. I think it is a matter of pride that makes it hard for some Filipinos to accept that Filipino Culture is predominantly Hispanic. Religion alone plays a vital role in one's culture and I would find it hard not to associate Catholicism with Filipino Culture. That would mean no Simbang Gabi (Misa de Gallo), Mahal na Araw (Semana Santa), Pabasa ng Pasyon (Pasion), Nazareno, Santo Nino, Virgen Maria, Sinulog Festival, Mascara Festival, Todos los Santos, Flores de Mayo, Santacruzan, Fiesta (in honor of a town's patron saint), and anything associated with Catholicism. Religion serves as your way of life. Apparently, about 80% of Filipinos are Catholics. Cuisine also plays a vital role in ones culture. No Hispanic influence would mean all… [cont.]
Answered by 1x1 pic - Fri Feb 12 08:12:34 2010

How can you tell if a Hispanic is illegal but just looking at them?
Q. I've found some to be very smart by paying attention to our culture and trying to blend in. But as for the vast others out there wandering around out there with that dazed look, well let's just say all you people out there hammerring out racist on your key board...I'll bet you could spot one a mile away and know theres a 90% chance there fresh off the border. Can you tell a fish out of water? I've been around and have met thousands of illegals and Hispanic Americans, and have friends that are one or the other. So pleaaassseee give the racial profiling smoke screen a rest. It's not personal, it's buisiness. Check em' and send em'!
Asked by tripledigit67 - Sun Jul 9 23:37:33 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Can we solve this problem more rationally, like with a patrolled border? I think racial profiling's a joke, I think what's needed is clear and unmistakable legislation from the House that directly addresses Mexico, because Mexico's the biggest thorn in our collective side on this illegal immigration issue, and that legislation should state, in no uncertain terms, that we're going to be deporting people that are in the US illegally from that country. Plain, simple, and straightforward, no ambiguity, no negotiations, no wiggle room, just put it on paper in black-and-white, go make 2000 copies and post one per mile along the border, send one to mexico city, send one to every major city in the US, send one to all the police departments, and… [cont.]
Answered by gokart121 - Mon Jul 10 01:05:25 2006