#el machismo

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Cars: Race-O-Rama

Playable characters

“El Rayo” McQueen: Sergio Gutiérrez Coto

Tom Mate: César Filio

Bubba: Jorge Badillo

Candice: Cristina Hernández

Chick Hicks: Carlos Becerril

El Machismo: Juan Carlos Tinoco

Fillmore: Eduardo Tejedo

Flo: Simone Brook

Doc Hudson: Héctor Lama Yazbek

Luigi: Salvador Nájar

Ramón: Gabriel Pingarrón

Sargento: Héctor Lee Vargas

Sheriff: Francisco Colmenero

Stinger: Dee Bradley Baker

Tata: Marc Winslow

Tata Jr.: Luis Navarro

Chica trofeo: Annie Rojas

NIVs: Agustín Lezama

Los estudiantes de la Academia de Carreras de Chick Hicks: TBA

Los estudiantes de la Academia de Carreras de Doc Hudson: TBA

James P. Sullivan: Gerardo Vásquez

Guido: Raúl Aldana

Mike Wazowski: Erick Salinas

Chico del boxes de Doc Hudson: TBA

Chico del boxes de Chick Hicks: TBA

Chico del boxes de MotorCo: TBA

No Carlos: Juan Antonio Edwards

Non-playable characters

Mack: Arturo Mercado

Mia: Yadira Aedo

Tia: Romina Marroquín Payró

Fred: Ricardo Tejedo

Tommy Joe: José Antonio Macías

Lewis: TBA

Cletus: Jorge Ornelas

Zeke: Carlos Hernández

El Lisiado: Eduardo Garza

Descomunal: Mark Pokora

Conde Espátula: Héctor Estrada

Turistas (Minivans): César Garduza

Turistas (Sedánes de los años 70): Héctor Emmanuel Gómez

Turistas (Camionetas): Annie Rojas

Turistas (SUVs): Eder La Barrera

Turistas (Hatchbacks): Karina Altamirano

Turistas (Sedánes modernos): Luis Leonardo Suárez

Turistas (RVs): Kevin Adrián

Turistas (Camiones): Óscar Flores

El papá de Candice: Rubén Cerda

Troy Brakeman: Roberto Salguero

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[oattoast]

im just flabbergasted that californians voted the opposite of me in most propositions on the ballot. we voted NOT to abolish prison slavery. we voted against a minimum wage increase. we voted against rent control despite skyrocketing housing costs and homelessness. we increased penalties for nonviolent theft and drug crimes (walking back a measure that lowered them to misdemeanors and saved taxpayers untold amounts and kept people out of prison). we voted to punish an HIV/aids healthcare nonprofit and restrict how it spends its money (a measure brought onto the ballot by landlords and housing developers as retaliation for that org supporting housing related causes like the rent control measure). just about the only progressive thing that passed was the repeal of the same-sex marriage ban we passed in 2008 (my first election, where i obviously voted no. "no on h8!" poor teen me; if only you knew what was coming). note we do not actually have enshrined same sex marriage (yet...? <- the question mark wouldn't have been there before i saw the 2024 election results).

this is one of the more progressive states, right? i am astounded at how many californians voted against our own interests and the interests of our citizens. is everyone a landlord? is everyone rich? does everyone have stakes in prison slavery? we couldn't say no to slavery. actual slavery.

this. this is real life.

i feel like grimes clowntweeting musk "this isnt your heart" when. of course. obviously this is the ugly beating heart of a state, and a nation, founded on violence, subjugation of the other, and bigotry.

california hasn't answered for the violent mission system, and the native tribe in my area, the tongva, are not federally recognized and their lands and sacred sites are routinely violated. as children in the public school system we had lessons on the california missions and how they "converted" and "anglicized" the natives, making it sound like spanish colonization was a quaint settlement of ranchos where the natives and the spanish worked side by side to make california a "civilized" place. we built models of our favorite missions and wrote cute little reports and took field trips to these sites where uncounted people, kidnapped from their families and used as slave labor by the spanish, are still buried in unmarked graves. craft stores sold model kits of these sites. we have streets named after and statues depicting the colonizer who led the charge. in 2015 he was made a saint by the catholic church. after one of the missions was intentionally set on fire (and after a statue of the saint/colonizer was toppled) many local latinos mourned the damage of a building where countless people, some of them their own ancestors, suffered, because that's where they attended church or got married or baptized.

not to mention more recent history. our beloved dodgers who won the world series this year have their home stadium built on land seized from poor mexican american families. "chavez ravine" is the former neighborhoods of la loma, bishop, and palo verde. families who had been pushed to the poor neighborhood by racism and redlining, and thus had nowhere else to go, were violently forced out of their homes for a baseball stadium. and now their descendants wear blue caps and set off fireworks for the franchise that makes millions off of them and gives nothing back to the community (besides financial support to one of the most violent police departments in the country... and a statement in support of israel's genocide...)

this is a picture from the LA Times in 1959 showing aurora vargas, one of the very last holdouts of the battle for "chavez ravine," getting carried out of her family home by LA sherrifs deputies. i remember this image whenever my fellow poor or working class latinos spend $$$ on dodgers merch or paint dodgers murals or celebrate in the streets when they win games.

as i get older and grow more and feel more empathy and learn about our real history, i get more radical, not less. it doesn't make sense to me that my community is getting more hateful and conservative, but there is an obvious basis for it. it's ingrained, despite a popular perception of working and middle class californians being liberal and accepting. it feels like i'm fighting against a riptide. my uncle, an immigrant with dark skin who speaks broken english, is a trump supporter, and i only found out today. do i even have the right to be surprised or disappointed?

i am obviously going to retain hope, and fight where i can, when i can. i just have to be mindful of where i come from and what we are capable of when we are enmeshed in and misled by powerful, deep-seated forces on this blood-soaked land.

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Toxic yuri this, toxic yuri that, cuando vamos a darnos cuenta que el verdadero yuri tóxico, que tenía la capacidad de crear un miasma venenoso que mata a las que no sean la pareja principal, es entre Beatríz Pinzón Solano y Marcela Valencia.

[elkoko]

Es muy triste pero muy significativo que el mismo día en que se proclaman campeonas del mundo su presidente, Rubiales, oscurezca su victoria con un gesto tan machista como el beso sin consentimiento a Jenni Hermoso demostrando lo mucho que queda por luchar.

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Translation

Yuri: please come forward Bruno and Omar, come because there's rumors that I am homophobic. These are the guys that do my makeup, am I homophobic?

Bruno & Omar: no buddy

Yuri: see?

El Magic: it's wrong to be homophobe but it's even worse to not admit it.

One who doesn't accept their errors is condemned to repeat them, for ever and ever we have been guided by signs and that of intolerance has been the most evil one.

Having gay friends doesn't take away your "least", "we're all humans" didn't stop us from killing each other.

There's slithering snakes with no venom and there's snakes with legs that say nothing good.

Who irons (your clothes)

Who does your make up

Who helps you all the time in the kitchen

Who cheers you on and puts the crown on you

You see them as anything but people

Having a mom doesn't take away you being machista (sexist), and having a household worker doesn't take away your classism

Being homophobe as a "point of view" (opinion) has been the biggest excuse racists use.

Context and notes under the cut:

The lady in the video is famous mexican artist and singer Yuri, that got criticized for using the lgbtq community for her own gain in her latest song and music video, also some people mentioned she may have been trying to be like Lady Gaga a queer icon while she's a homophobe and Yuri's response was: I'm a Christian, I respect them even if some of them don't.

Yuri la menos / Yuri the least is the hashtag that was used to criticise her on social media

I didn't know how to translate comadre or derivative comadrita because the original word comes from midwife but the term nowadays is being used for (or between) ladies (usually old) to express they're friendly with each other, that's why I translated it as "buddy", it's not new for gay men to use she/her pronouns and other feminine terms in Mexico so some of them call each other comadre

And actually part of the lgbtq community in Mexico was defending Yuri 🙄

You can enjoy her music. there is no need to like her as a person, her music is multi-generational and will always be part of our culture, that doesn't take away that she is a bigot shielding herself behind her religion

Machista is a term used to describe a traditional, stereotypical and often toxic view of masculinity that places high value on traits like dominance, aggression and stoicism. While it can be translated as "sexist" because it is part of being machista, it is not the only characteristic so translating it would take way the complexity of what it actually is.

In spanish we use "point of view" the same way people in english use "it's my opinion"

[date-prisa-estamos-leyendo]

En vez de «nosotros» decía «nosotras». ¿El machismo? Erradicado solo con ese gesto.

Supersaurio, Meryem El Mehdati.

[mikrokosmcs]

Daddyseong, ¿qué opina de pintarse la pela rosita? ¿qué tal andamos en su hombría frágil del 1 al 10?(?)

Suelta  una  carcajada  por  la  cuestión,  siendo  bastante  valida  teniendo  en  cuenta  del  ambiente  violento  en  el  que  se  desarrolló.  -  —No  creo  que  los  tintes  sean  solo  para  mujeres,  o  que  los  colores  tengan  un  género  —  -su  concepto  de  ser  un  hombre  era  distinto  al  que  se  inculcó  en  su  vida,  su  padre  siempre  durmiendo  con  mujeres  y  haciéndolo  pasar  su  primera  vez  con  una  mucho  más  mayor  que  él  solo  por  el  concepto  de  “poseer”  a  alguien  débil.  -  —Hombre,  mujer,  no  binario,  mientras  me  demuestre  que  tiene  capacidad  para  hacer  el  trabajo  que  le  corresponde,  me  da  igual  su  género.

[radiohimalaya]

bixbi pero porq escuché a una mujer llamar j*** a su pareja por usar un poco de labial... Amigaaaa por Favor

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Femicidios en Puerto Rico

IG: con.sentimientosPR

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[the-acid-pear]

Estaba pensando en por qué medio que soy reacio a los términos no binarie y esa poronga y es que se me hacen "muy femeninos" y onda, porque diría eso? Pero después me di cuenta que es simplemente la cultura machista que si algo no es un hombre es automáticamente algo peor como una mujer 👎 o alguien que fue una mujer 👎 o alguien que quiere ser una mujer 👎 y por asociación es como ay pero no :(. Language locked internalized transphobia LMAOOO

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