More Oral-Aural Bigotry camouflaged as humor: El Panzón Cabrón, and all-around Tosser, Rush Limbaugh plays "Feliz Navidad" to the wanting and lazy "Hispanic Community" who voted for President Obama.

Limbaugh, in his quintessentially sick and sad way, attempted to make sense of our national election earlier this week that heavily favored progressive philosophy. In doing so, he naturally waxed bumptiously that Republicans did not lose, rather Hispanics won in their stalwart efforts to sustain their welfare way of life: "Conservatism, in my humble opinion, did not lose last night.  It's just very difficult to beat Santa Claus.  It is practically impossible to beat Santa Claus.  People are not going to vote against Santa Claus, especially if the alternative is being your own Santa Claus….I'm sorry.  In a country of children where the option is Santa Claus or work, what wins?"

Today, El Panzón Cabrón, and all-around Tosser continued on air by playing "Feliz Navidad" in a nod to all those Hispanic voters of Obama——our nation's greedy little children seeking free handouts and who are no doubt celebrating an early Christmas:

from the MediaMatters for America webpage

Stephen Colbert on Angry White Guys and Mitt Romney's HISPANIC OUTREACH | Classic Comedy!

You have to see this to believe it--I know Colbert is funny, but this bit might establish the show in a new league.

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PBS and Henry Louis Gates: A Four Part Series About Blacks in Latin America

Having the heard this interesting interview on NPR, I was glad to see our friends at Guanabee tip readers to the PBS series, Black in Latin America, produced and hosted by Harvard Scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. The series, as well as the interview, is a compelling conversation on perceptions of race about Latin Americans and the growing Hispanic population here in the States.

Target targets demographics with Hispanic Sweets

Attention all US Spanish speakers, these Valentine's classics are not for you, just for Hispanics. When I picked up my bag of "El Dulce Oficial del Amor" the tag on shelf of the Target Valentine's Shop read: "Hispanic Sweet."



Blame Target for the this: But for the labeling? No. The culprit was in Boston's backyard! The venerable Necco Factory came up with the Hispanic golosinas category.



Lovingly create candy Haikus for any Hispanic love interest and string hearts imprinted in Castellano: Te Amo (in two yummy sabores). Hola. Amiga. Dulce and Beso.

The Colbert Report on Racism.

The Colbert Report put together an American pop culture racism montage that merits close study--do note that this video will cease to function on March 3, 2007.