Who actually thought this was a good idea? After Hillary Clinton‘s camp tried to honor Rosa Parks with an unfortunate graphic, her team strikes again with another epic fail.
A day after her daughter, Chelsea Clinton announced her second pregnancy, Hill’s team attempted to tug at the heartstrings of Latino voters with a list of “7 ways Hillary Clinton is just like your abuela,” on her official website. If that headline wasn’t cringeworthy enough, the caption will do the trick: “She isn’t afraid to talk about el respeto.”
Wait, what? Twitter came for the terrible idea in droves, and schooled Hillary on what it really means to be a Latino in America— and the strength of actual real life abuelas— with the #NotMyAbuela hashtag.
https://twitter.com/Steph_Llanes/status/679435425300262912
https://twitter.com/pentimxnto/status/679462819608301570
https://twitter.com/cgarcia805/status/679461799901577216
https://twitter.com/Joshdaviscomedy/status/679459251463569408
https://twitter.com/alexandrabc1214/status/679432850530152452
Hopefully, the Twitter schooling will give Hillary’s team an actual history lesson in what it means to be Latino and how to speak to the community in a way that’s not condescending, inauthentic, and insulting. Get it together, guys.
SOURCE: HillaryClinton.com, Twitter | PHOTOS: Getty
#NotMyAbuela: Hillary Clinton’s Attempt To Draw The Latino Vote Fails Miserably On Twitter was originally published on globalgrind.com
