Lo mismo pasa en las novelas mexicanas donde no se ven "cholos", solo salen como sirvientas. Que mala onda eh? HAce tiempo una chica mexicana me pidio' de favor que le consiguiera un trabajo en Toronto, ella me mando' foto y me explico' que era humilde,etc,etc. Vengo yo de obediente y voy y le consigo trabajo con una senora de cierto negocio (decente por supuesto) y dijo que estaba bien que viniera ella. Cuando vino la chica la lleve ahi, pero note que la dueña no la recibio' bien, ella le hablo' con cierto desden, y nada de: Hola como te va?mucho gusto, o algo por el estilo. Y ahi quedo' la pobre. A los dias me llamo' para decirme que la habian sacado y humillado y vivia en otra parte. Comprendi' por que me habia insistido en que ella era humilde, aunque la vieja del negocio tambien es "chola" ; pero como tiene $$$ se cree la mama de tarzan me imajino. Asi que, son cosas que sorprenden. En El Salvador se ve pero no es tanto, mas bien quien tiene plata es bien visto en todas partes, pero como la mayoria no tenemos plata, eso nos hace iguales jejeje.
Chale Tanga wrote: miguel wrote: heh.in peru, mixed race or full native people are called cholos - it is a derogatory term. racism is institutionalized, si eres cholo y vas a una discoteca A1 no te van a dejar entrarlas playas de Asia no son para choloshay playas cerca de lima (como punta hermosa) que estan divididas en dos - un lado para los blancos y un lado para los cholossi un cholo se presenta a un trabajo y un blanco se presenta al mismo trabajo, el blanco tendra el puesto (you have to put your picture on your cv just to get interviewed)this is what happens when 2% of the population of a country (white) runs it. it's been going on since the spanish came, and unfortunately, is not going to go away anytime soon.it's very sad actually. i have peruvian friends here that there's no way i would have ever met in peru, because you belong to different social classes.then again, peru is not the only latin american country where stuff like this happens. WOW! How naive of me to believe that all that segregation bull shi t was over and done with.
Far from it. This is the cruel reality of Latin America, like Miguel said. It's like this everywhere.
in peru, mixed race or full native people are called cholos - it is a derogatory term. racism is institutionalized,
si eres cholo y vas a una discoteca A1 no te van a dejar entrar las playas de Asia no son para cholos hay playas cerca de lima (como punta hermosa) que estan divididas en dos - un lado para los blancos y un lado para los cholos si un cholo se presenta a un trabajo y un blanco se presenta al mismo trabajo, el blanco tendra el puesto (you have to put your picture on your cv just to get interviewed)
this is what happens when 2% of the population of a country (white) runs it. it's been going on since the spanish came, and unfortunately, is not going to go away anytime soon.
it's very sad actually. i have peruvian friends here that there's no way i would have ever met in peru, because you belong to different social classes.
then again, peru is not the only latin american country where stuff like this happens.
WOW! How naive of me to believe that all that segregation bull shi t was over and done with.
God wrote: miguel wrote: heh.in peru, mixed race or full native people are called cholos - it is a derogatory term. racism is institutionalized, si eres cholo y vas a una discoteca A1 no te van a dejar entrarlas playas de Asia no son para choloshay playas cerca de lima (como punta hermosa) que estan divididas en dos - un lado para los blancos y un lado para los cholossi un cholo se presenta a un trabajo y un blanco se presenta al mismo trabajo, el blanco tendra el puesto (you have to put your picture on your cv just to get interviewed)this is what happens when 2% of the population of a country (white) runs it. it's been going on since the spanish came, and unfortunately, is not going to go away anytime soon.it's very sad actually. i have peruvian friends here that there's no way i would have ever met in peru, because you belong to different social classes.then again, peru is not the only latin american country where stuff like this happens.Not just in Latin America...Just look England.... The queen is not allowed to wear some clothes, or say some things or even speak in public without consent.
They should start implementing that in the States.
in peru, mixed race or full native people are called cholos - it is a derogatory term. racism is institutionalized,
si eres cholo y vas a una discoteca A1 no te van a dejar entrar las playas de Asia no son para cholos hay playas cerca de lima (como punta hermosa) que estan divididas en dos - un lado para los blancos y un lado para los cholos si un cholo se presenta a un trabajo y un blanco se presenta al mismo trabajo, el blanco tendra el puesto (you have to put your picture on your cv just to get interviewed)
this is what happens when 2% of the population of a country (white) runs it. it's been going on since the spanish came, and unfortunately, is not going to go away anytime soon.
it's very sad actually. i have peruvian friends here that there's no way i would have ever met in peru, because you belong to different social classes.
then again, peru is not the only latin american country where stuff like this happens.
Not just in Latin America...Just look England.... The queen is not allowed to wear some clothes, or say some things or even speak in public without consent.
That's the first time i've heard of that! I wonder what the charges would be if a housekeeper was cought swimming in the ocean after 7pm with no employer??
Guadalupana wrote: Ok, do they have a permanent sign saying they're housekeepers? how do they know?
PLUS, if they're the ones doing the cleaning, that means the ones that should be kept out are los cochinos de los tenants.
Desgracia.
basically, if you are native/mixed on those beaches, you are either security, a housekeeper, or someone selling stuff. no other mixed people are allowed on them.
obviously security and people selling, are not there to swim. housekeepers may want to because they are taking care of kids who are swimming.
in peru, mixed race or full native people are called cholos - it is a derogatory term. racism is institutionalized,
si eres cholo y vas a una discoteca A1 no te van a dejar entrar las playas de Asia no son para cholos hay playas cerca de lima (como punta hermosa) que estan divididas en dos - un lado para los blancos y un lado para los cholos si un cholo se presenta a un trabajo y un blanco se presenta al mismo trabajo, el blanco tendra el puesto (you have to put your picture on your cv just to get interviewed)
this is what happens when 2% of the population of a country (white) runs it. it's been going on since the spanish came, and unfortunately, is not going to go away anytime soon.
it's very sad actually. i have peruvian friends here that there's no way i would have ever met in peru, because you belong to different social classes.
then again, peru is not the only latin american country where stuff like this happens.
Ok, do they have a permanent sign saying they're housekeepers? how do they know?
PLUS, if they're the ones doing the cleaning, that means the ones that should be kept out are los cochinos de los tenants.
Desgracia.
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That's the first time i've heard of that! I wonder what the charges would be if a housekeeper was cought swimming in the ocean after 7pm with no employer??
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If love is the answer, could you rephrase the question?
Over 700 housekeepers showed up to protest on the beaches of Balneario de Asia in Peru. They argue that they are not allowed to bathe in the ocean in that area and, in fact, are only allowed to step foot on the sand after 7 PM unless accompanied by their employer.
Actress Gisela Valcarcel showed up dressed in a traditional housekeepers uniform, to support her housekeeper, Teresa. They all defiantly walked toward the beach and, like a Roman army, marched shoulder to shoulder until they reached the water and triumphantly played around for a while. Gisela said:
She is my confidante, my partner. I dont understand how it is possible to make someone who knows so much, feel like they are from another class. I come from humble beginnings and from a time when the beach was for everybody. I am against the notion that housekeepers shouldnt be allowed on the beach.
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