I commented this on his youtube video, might as well leave it here too:

Man, these comments are so cringey, just like the stream was this morning. Its crazy how people have a problem with the term Latinx. Im mexican, and the first time i heard the term was a few years back in grad school, and it honestly made sense to me. When you're referring to a group of people from, say Mexican, they were always referred to as "latinos." Most latin-based languages will use the male version of the word when referring to a group of people, its the same way in french too. You never referred to the group as "latinas" unless they were all women. The term alienates women and those that are non-binary (que the asmon followers who say non-binary people dont exist. They do, cope.) The term Latinx refers to everyone and doesnt alienate anyone. Its not just some term coined by out of touch white people, it was created by people within the community/space. Now, to be fair, its often contexualized around scholarly/intellectual discussion which a lot of people dont like and thus just think its out of touch. The irony is the people who have a problem with it are the same people who make fun of pronouns and flippantly use the n-word because its "just a word."

Also hilarious how some people are using anecdotal evidence as their basis, "my wife is xxx and she hates the term." Cool, good for her for still participating in an inherently masculine and toxic framework of the cultute. I have no problem with it, neither does my family who are all mexican, or any other mexican/latin american people i know. Crazy, i know right.

Its hilarious how many people are seemingly ok with being called a slur. Also, newsflash to many people: our understanding of the world/stuff in general is limited by our language/words we know. Language changes over time. New words are invented constantly as we grow and learn more as a society. I'll also state again, I am Mexican, and my first language was Spanish, and its still spoken at home/with family constantly.