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Prices in Gaza have started to rise unusually, and goods have almost disappeared from the markets. Types of vegetables are scarce and expensive, and meats have vanished from the markets too. I mean, what's happening is the beginning of a new famine; food is expensive and scarce in the markets!

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This Canada Day keep the indigenous people of Canada in your mind.

Remember the pain and suffering they’ve endured at the hands of the church and government.

Remember that the last residential school in Canada only closed in ‘97.

Remember that they are still suffering at the hands of the government.

Remember that Canadian oil directly harms them.

¿Qué es un hablante de herencia? ¿Qué es un hablante silencioso? Un hablante de herencia es alguien que creció hablando en casa un idioma distinto al principal de la sociedad donde vive. Por ejemplo, una persona criada en Estados Unidos que habla español con su familia, pero usa inglés en la escuela, el trabajo y su vida diaria. Un hablante silencioso son los que entienden el español a cualquier nivel; tal vez lo aprendieron en casa, pero no lo hablan. Se trata de ayudar a estos hablantes a reconectar con el idioma y recuperar sus voces para usarla con sus familias, amigos o conocidos ya sea en el extranjero o en México. 

es-MX | mexi1248 El enfoque está en las variedades y formas de hablar del español de México o español mexicano, incluyendo expresiones regionales y sociolectos usados en distintos contextos sociales y culturales.​

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V: KajiW

"Nobody eats flour tortillas in Mexico!"

Maybe nobody in Jalisco, Michoacan, Oaxaca, Veracruz etc. eats flour tortillas, but my Chihuahuense grandparents ate nothing but flour tortillas and legit never even touched a corn tortilla until my dad married my Jalisciense mom

"Burritos are not authentic Mexican food! In Mexico they're considered gringo food!"

And no, I'm not talking about any of the shit from Taco Bell, Chipotle, or Aqui. Those I do consider to be fake Mexican, not because of where they were founded, but because the founders of those restaurants were fucking gringos who whitewashed my culture's cuisine for profit

I'm talking about dishes like chicken and olive enchiladas. No olives aren't used in Jalisco or Oaxaca or Veracruz etc., but something I've learned while trying to learn about the history of Mexican cuisine in the so-called Western United States is that the use of olives is traditional to Chicano cuisine. We were already using olives (and flour tortillas) in our cuisine before the gringos ever stepped foot here

To be fair, it's not only the USAmericans saying things like "Real Mexicans don't eat flour tortillas!" In fact, the average non-Mexican USAmerican isn't even all that aware that foods like flour tortillas, quesabirrias, burritos, etc. are seen as "fake" Mexicans foods