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'''Hispanophobia''' is a dislike, hatred or fear of Hispanic people, cultures, countries and the Spanish language. It can range from general dislike to violent [[hate crime]]s, even [[murder]]. It can also include stereotypes, such as that all Hispanics in a country such as the US are undocumented immigrants. | '''Hispanophobia''' is a dislike, hatred or fear of Hispanic people, cultures, countries and the Spanish language. It can range from general dislike to violent [[hate crime]]s, even [[murder]]. It can also include stereotypes, such as that all Hispanics in a country such as the US are undocumented immigrants. | ||
==Branches== | ==Branches== | ||
*Mexicophobia | |||
*Anti-Spanish sentiment | *Anti-Spanish sentiment | ||
==Peoples== | ==Peoples== | ||
Revision as of 21:11, 22 October 2022
| “ | They're sending people that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing drugs. They're bringing crime. They're rapists. | „ |
| ~ Donald Trump |
Hispanophobia is a dislike, hatred or fear of Hispanic people, cultures, countries and the Spanish language. It can range from general dislike to violent hate crimes, even murder. It can also include stereotypes, such as that all Hispanics in a country such as the US are undocumented immigrants.
Branches
- Mexicophobia
- Anti-Spanish sentiment
Peoples
- A Wyatt Mann
- Christian Secor
- Cliven Bundy
- David Duke
- Donald Trump
- Dylann Roof
- Elliot Rodger
- Fred Phelps
- George Hennard
- James Oliver Huberty
- Joran Van Der Sloot
- Kyle Chapman
- Matias Oyarzo
- Nathan Damigo
- Nikolas Cruz
- Paul Fromm
- Paul Nehlen
- Patrick Crusius
- Richard Nixon
- Thomas Robb
- Tom Metzger