Neighborhood Meets to Discuss How to Keep White People Out
See the link to the San Diego Union/Tribune article https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/communities/san-diego/story/2019-09-28/barrio-logan-residents-discuss-gentrification.
Anti-Gentrification is a code word for keeping out whites and other
ethnic/racial groups which some do not consider to be compatible with
the ideology of the radical Chicanos who run Barrio Logan and Chicano
Park.
Chicanismo is not mainstream culture of Latino Americans, as they
like to present it. It's an ideological, brown-supremacist subculture,
which does not deserve to be preserved. Chicano Park in Barrio Logan
is a eyesore, in which the murals promote the
brown-racial/ethnic-nationalist idea that the American southwest is the
national homeland of Chicanos, a mythical place called "Aztlan", the
homeland of the Aztecs. No one even knows whether such a place even existed, much less where it was.
The San Diego Union Tribune cites the following census data that
indicates that just far too many white people are moving into the
Barrio:
"In Barrio Logan, residents who identified as Hispanic dropped
from 86 percent in 2000 to 72 percent in 2010, while the white
population grew by 10 percent in that same period, according to U.S.
Census data."
This influx of white people is attributed to the popularity of certain new Hispanic-themed businesses in the area. Ironically, whites are supposedly ruining the neighborhood, because they are too much attracted to Hispanic-themed bars and restaurants.
This influx of white people is attributed to the popularity of certain new Hispanic-themed businesses in the area. Ironically, whites are supposedly ruining the neighborhood, because they are too much attracted to Hispanic-themed bars and restaurants.
In 2017 neighbors concerned about gentrification ran a white woman out of the barrio,
Jenny Niezgoda, using racial epithets and making threats of physical
violence against her. Niezgoda was trying to start a Hispanic-themed,
small business in the Barrio, a "fruteria". Some of the neighbors in
the Barrio thought she was just far too "white" to be in their
neighborhood.
If this were reversed and whites were discussing keeping others out of their neighborhood to preserve a white supremacist sub-culture, it would rightfully be called "racism".
San Diego politicians have supported this racial, brown-nationalist
clique in Barrio Logan for decades, because they believe they can
deliver votes for their political campaigns.
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