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  Apologies for being ignorant, but why is the term offensive to Latino people?  Is it a grammatical thing because of how Spanish words are masculine/feminine?  Or is it something else?
context: Wait, she won an election? She could barely handle being a press secretary. lol What the hell? >
  
  I was completely caught off guard seeing this. The system really is flawed if she is allowed success after her previous performance. >
  
  The sad thing is that she beat out an extraordinarily accomplished person who studied nuclear engineering at MIT and got a PHD in urban planning. Arkansas had a chance to elect a progressive leader but the masses chose a back-water troglodyte. >
  
  Speaks loads about Arkansas’ education system. >
  
  Yeah, we ain’t the best, but not the worst either :) >
  
  Is the state motto still " we ar better'n Kansas" ? >
  
  Thank god for Mississippi >
  
  Mississippi " furst at last" >
  
  If "Latine" was the term du jour, she'd ban that instead. Just virtue signaling for the culture war right. >
  
  "You changed it TO Latrine?!?"
  (Yes I'm aware of the etymology up there, silly joke) >
  
  Used to be shithoux. >
  
  That’s a good change!…👌🏽.. a good change… >
  
  I bet the only time that 'Latinx' was used in an official document was this law. >
  
  See single handedly saved Arkansas >
  
  Why does GOP always legislate stupid crap. Who cares? Feed the hungry, fix the roads, cut down on political grift. . >
  
  It’s red meat to their dumb racist base. >
  
  “Dur, she’s so cool! She doesn’t take none of this critical race theory from nobody cuz she a fighter.”
  “I’m sure any day now she’s gonna help hardworking folks like me with rising prices and housing costs. Just has to do other stuff first. Any day now…” >
  
  Nailed it >
  
  Really “focusing” on the difficult work, good job fudge fingers. >
  
  I know it's not important,  but I do actually agree Latinx should be banned.
  Edit: I'm south American guys, it's pretty offensive.