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In the end, Arkham Knight is really just a story about Jason loving Bruce, right? by xylo_bee

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Undercover mission they say.

1) Mexican or otherwise Latinx/Hispanic

2) following the lead of the first group or

3) had gotten confused when Robbie Reyes (Ghost Rider) was introduced in 2014 and everyone started putting him and Jason Todd together.

Okay so Jason the angry street rat being seen as Mexican seems like a stereotype?

Personally, as a Mexican, who grew up with both parents being addicts. My father in prison since I was two. My sibling was a dealer. I was friends with the dealer around the corner and let him hide out in my home when I was a teenager. I constantly skipped school to do stupid crap. I heavily abused alcoholism. I was angry. I fought. I would take a bat to things, wrecking parts of my own home. Hell there's still a hole in the wall in my home that I punched through when I was a teenager. Fucked up my hand that it still gets aches to this day when it's really cold out.

Sometimes we are angry Mexicans, doesn't mean we shouldn't get that representation!!

And as long as the characters personality trait isn't their ONLY personality trait. Being Mexican is so much more than that, and the character should portray that. Show the quinceñera's, the 100+ people attending a 1 year olds birthday, our dances, our culture, our holidays, our food. How important family and community mean to us!

Mexican Jason Todd LOVES his home, his neighborhood. He protects his people and his community. He could have gotten adopted by Bruce and lived the high life and never thought about Crime Alley again! But he didn't! He is Red Hood now and protector of Crime Alley! He doesn't judge people based on what they do! Hookers? They're doing what they gotta do. Hell my grandmother was a prostitute in Tijuana! That's how my mother was born! If it wasn't for a prostitute I wouldn't exist!

And I heavily headcanon Jason as a Catholic too. Specifically a Mexican Catholic!! There's a difference!! There's not a Mexican Catholic home that you'll walk into that doesn't has a statue/altar/something of either Guadalupe, San Judas, or Santa Muerte!

And our celebrations! We still honor our traditional roots that came before Catholicism did in Mexico. We have Danza Aztecas, and Folklorico. We wake up at 2am to attend church at 3am for Mañanitas to honor and give thanks to Guadalupe. We have bandas at church.

We have our bad sides, but we have our good sides too!! What culture doesn't??

As long as you don't make your Mexican characters a caricature of a single stereotype, and you build their personalities properly. Do your research on things. Then there shouldn't be an issue in my opinion! That goes for any character you make. Don't make your character a 2 dimensional stereotype! Give them a proper story!

Batman and Nightwing by xylo_bee

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Don’t look under the covers, Tim. XD

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After two days without sleep, he conked out and woke up to this.

Never leave Jason with a permanent marker lying around, kid. lol

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supersons collab cake!!! totally real!!!!1!

The Amur Leopard and Clouded Leopard (which recently celebrated its 50th cub born at the zoo!)

The Sumatran Tiger

The Red Ruffed Lemur and Ring-Tailed Lemur

The Cotton-Top Tamarin and White-Cheeked Gibbon

The Colobus Monkey and De Brazza’s Monkey

And the Mexican Spider Monkey!

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