Latinos born and raised in the U.S. get a lot of hate from Latin Americans when we prioritize the U.S., a.k.a our home, or vote for Republicans. We get accused of being race traitors, having self-hatred, or wanting to be white.
What those Latin Americans don't want to admit is the "loyalty" and "solitary" they demand of U.S. Latinos is often not practiced in Latin America. In this video, I explain the reason why I don’t take such criticisms seriously.
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The Problem Within The Latino Community
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Mostly Peaceful with Julio Rosas is where journalism steps into the frontlines. As a seasoned field reporter known for covering protests, border crises, and breaking news firsthand, Julio brings you conversations that happen on the ground, not online.
Each episode features voices who live the story — from cartel experts and migrants to reporters, and locals caught in the middle. No filters. No corporate scripts. Just real reporting and raw conversations from the field.
If you want to understand what’s actually happening in America and beyond — not the sanitized version — this is where you start.
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