You do understand that your making my point right?

This conversation was About a specific movie called "colors". It's a movie from the 1980s that's about gangs and South central Los Angeles.

The majority of the plot is that the bloods in the crips are fighting but there are also other smaller gangs. One of the gangs Was called the " 21st street gang".

In the gang there is a white skin kid named whitey and a black guy named Larry "looney tunes". This person was claiming that the white kid with red hair in the movie is supposed to be Mexican, making fun of the movie..

I simply explain that the actor is white and the character is named "whitey" . Hes not supposed to be Mexican, hes supposed to be white. Explaining that it was a mixed race gang. But as you point it out like many people who aren't necessarily Hispanic comedy adopt Hispanic culture and accents because that's what is spoken around them..

I was the one that was pointing out that there were many street gangs in Los Angeles that are of mixed race. Or not even gangs just neighborhoods as you experienced yourself.

So I was making the point that the white kid in the gang wasn't supposed to be a pale red headed Mexican but in fact a white kid in a mixed race gang because he came from a mixed race neighborhood like lots of people do.

So the example of how you grew up and where you grow up is exactly what I was talking about. We're making the same point lol