Anonymous wrote:14:55 got so owned!!! Sanctimony boomerang!

That’s interesting about how “Latinx” is pronounced in Spanish. Such a great point.

It’s LatinX, not “Latinx.”

Do better.

Anonymous wrote:14:55 got so owned!!! Sanctimony boomerang!

That’s interesting about how “Latinx” is pronounced in Spanish. Such a great point.

“owned?” What are you; twelve??

What race? Baiting

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Anonymous wrote:- from Snow White?

Title says it all

Colombian and Polish

Yes, but neither of those is her race. Her race is white, although some Colombians have European, Indigenous, and African ancestry, but that would be my guess. She identifies as Latina (that's her ethnicity).

Sorry, but I hope you meant to write LatinX, but wrote “Latina” on accident.

No, I wrote that on purpose. After i read your post I googled to see if I made a mistake and I found an Elle article where she was asked.

When asked if she prefers “Latinx or Latina,” both she and Jessica Alba responded:

Rachel Zegler: “Myself as well. There’s a lot of interesting vocabulary policing … in Spanish, [Latinx] is not really pronounceable. It would be latin equis

She explained that labels like Latinx, Hispanic, or Latino are loaded and sometimes painful because of their historical or cultural connotations, and that Latinx isn't something commonly used or felt natural—especially in Spanish-speaking communities .

Regarding how she personally embraces her identity, Zegler has consistently spoken with pride about being Colombian and Latina. For instance, she recalled having to prove her heritage during the West Side Story casting—a moment she’s since reclaimed as a source of pride:

“It’s an interesting experience being part of that diaspora … But I love being Colombian.”

More recently, she again affirmed her stance, saying she is proud to be a Latina and sees herself within that deeply rooted identity .

Zing.

She's part of the human race.

Really appreciate the earlier response. I’m very liberal, I respect the importance of identities, etc. but the language policing is SO exhausting and polarizing. We have much bigger fish to fry right now, in case it’s not clear.

14:55 got so owned!!! Sanctimony boomerang!

That’s interesting about how “Latinx” is pronounced in Spanish. Such a great point.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:- from Snow White?

Title says it all

Colombian and Polish

Yes, but neither of those is her race. Her race is white, although some Colombians have European, Indigenous, and African ancestry, but that would be my guess. She identifies as Latina (that's her ethnicity).

Sorry, but I hope you meant to write LatinX, but wrote “Latina” on accident.

No, I wrote that on purpose. After i read your post I googled to see if I made a mistake and I found an Elle article where she was asked.

When asked if she prefers “Latinx or Latina,” both she and Jessica Alba responded:

Rachel Zegler: “Myself as well. There’s a lot of interesting vocabulary policing … in Spanish, [Latinx] is not really pronounceable. It would be latin equis

She explained that labels like Latinx, Hispanic, or Latino are loaded and sometimes painful because of their historical or cultural connotations, and that Latinx isn't something commonly used or felt natural—especially in Spanish-speaking communities .

Regarding how she personally embraces her identity, Zegler has consistently spoken with pride about being Colombian and Latina. For instance, she recalled having to prove her heritage during the West Side Story casting—a moment she’s since reclaimed as a source of pride:

“It’s an interesting experience being part of that diaspora … But I love being Colombian.”

More recently, she again affirmed her stance, saying she is proud to be a Latina and sees herself within that deeply rooted identity .

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:- from Snow White?

Title says it all

Colombian and Polish

Yes, but neither of those is her race. Her race is white, although some Colombians have European, Indigenous, and African ancestry, but that would be my guess. She identifies as Latina (that's her ethnicity).

Sorry, but I hope you meant to write LatinX, but wrote “Latina” on accident.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:- from Snow White?

Title says it all

Colombian and Polish

Yes, but neither of those is her race. Her race is white, although some Colombians have European, Indigenous, and African ancestry, but that would be my guess. She identifies as Latina (that's her ethnicity).

Anonymous wrote:- from Snow White?

Title says it all

Colombian and Polish

- from Snow White?

Title says it all