Identity Politics On Steroids, In The End We're All Whores

First I should point out that I am Mexican American. I grew up in the 'hood'. My father? is white, but who? my mother says it was one night when she and a friend were picked up at a bar. But being white I was smarter than my peers and was sent to a g*fted program in the third grade. I was scholar shipped into Northwestern. I found out early that being a scholarship recipient put me into the marginalized group, and being Mexican made me 'brown'.

In addition during my time at NW you had to be a feminist on steroids, preferably a lesbian too. Brown, marginalized, lesbian, feminist was a ticket you couldn't turn down. I got a job with a consulting firm in Washington DC. The trouble was that I wasn't a lesbian, and I was sexually attracted to older married white men. I became the side bar to an influential man, and became pregnant.

I was shown out the back door, sent to work for a 'sister' company back 'from whence I came'.

I quickly fell in love with a married man and he recognized my child. He wanted a Mexican girl, so I went Mexican for him. He liked being around my mother and my Mexican family. I got pregnant for him. In my house none of my sisters had husbands either, they had kids with men they dated. I fit in, brown worked for me, and he liked me 'Mexican' showing off a belly.

In the end it isn't difficult, you play the part where the money takes you. We're all whores that way. Mexican, brown, disadvantaged, lesbian, feminist, puta. I identify with 'novia'. "La novia de Mr. Weiss". Nice euphemism for puta.

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by Anonymous on Jun 7, 2024 at 5:06 PM

Your first mistake was thinking being white made you smarter… obviously not. All the way to Northwestern only to get tripped up by your own self hatred. And you still ended up like your stereotypical, broke, “brown” sisters with a bunch of babies and baby daddies. Great job smarty pants.

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