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Review: Veronica Hunter

paco2888

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Assuming she is an American citizen, I agree. However, I have seen Veronica & in my eyes, she is a very attractive Latina through & through.
Maybe I'm dense, but what does her citizenship have to do with whether she's a Latina or a Caucasian? She is a Latina (a generic term not specifying a nationality) and Caucasian (one of the three races). BTW--a person may be a citizen of one country but claim nationality from another because the latter is a function of origin, birth, or naturalization. Boy--has this thread left its original purpose! :)
 

taurean2003

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Maybe I'm dense, but what does her citizenship have to do with whether she's a Latina or a Caucasian? She is a Latina (a generic term not specifying a nationality) and Caucasian (one of the three races). BTW--a person may be a citizen of one country but claim nationality from another because the latter is a function of origin, birth, or naturalization. Boy--has this thread left its original purpose! :)
I agree. Just commented on what Balboa said.
 

Heyjoe

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Maybe I'm dense, but what does her citizenship have to do with whether she's a Latina or a Caucasian? She is a Latina (a generic term not specifying a nationality) and Caucasian (one of the three races). BTW--a person may be a citizen of one country but claim nationality from another because the latter is a function of origin, birth, or naturalization. Boy--has this thread left its original purpose! :)
She is not Caucasian really, as her heritage is mostly Indigenous Ecuadorian, not Spanish. We talk a lot about this, believe it or not, because I am also Latino but not white. She once asked me what I was and that whole thing got started.
 

balboa

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She is not Caucasian really, as her heritage is mostly Indigenous Ecuadorian, not Spanish. We talk a lot about this, believe it or not, because I am also Latino but not white. She once asked me what I was and that whole thing got started.
Right. She would be Amerindian.
 
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