Tony
23rd September 2003, 05:59 PM
http://www.chronicle.duke.edu/vnews/display.v/ART/2003/09/17/3f685d8b3244f ..full article
Members of the University's Latino community are furious over Sigma Chi fraternity's "Viva Mexico" party, held last Saturday night.
The concerned students and faculty said they see the party--which included invitations in the form of expired green cards and a "border control" at the door--as derogatory towards Mexicans and Latinos, and as a continuing example of how Latinos are marginalized on campus and beyond.
"It isn't just this one weekend; it isn't just Sigma Chi. I've been here three years and this is the straw that broke the camel's back," said Omar Rashid, a joint-MDJD candidate and president of the Duke Hispanic/Latino Law Student Association.
To some, the party seemed innocent and well-intentioned.
I don’t know what is worse, the fact that the latino fascists got mad, or the fact that Sigma Chi apologized for exercising their rights. The latino fascists deserve nothing more than a big fat f*ck you.
Members of the University's Latino community are furious over Sigma Chi fraternity's "Viva Mexico" party, held last Saturday night.
The concerned students and faculty said they see the party--which included invitations in the form of expired green cards and a "border control" at the door--as derogatory towards Mexicans and Latinos, and as a continuing example of how Latinos are marginalized on campus and beyond.
"It isn't just this one weekend; it isn't just Sigma Chi. I've been here three years and this is the straw that broke the camel's back," said Omar Rashid, a joint-MDJD candidate and president of the Duke Hispanic/Latino Law Student Association.
To some, the party seemed innocent and well-intentioned.
I don’t know what is worse, the fact that the latino fascists got mad, or the fact that Sigma Chi apologized for exercising their rights. The latino fascists deserve nothing more than a big fat f*ck you.