Jocelyn D. I cannot love this comment enough, we come in all the flavors! 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸🇲🇽

I’m the morena

For reals I was the guera 😆

Well one of the girls is half Cuban!! That's african tan not native tan. I understand what you're saying tho.

Yeah, i didn't know that bit about the prostitutes, then again wasn't the flapper style similarly portrayed because the girls were "wild".

I know right? And you mentioned they were covered up AND they looked proper, basically they looked and dressed the same as everyone in the '40s, so I don't get that

***** Definitely

Yes, as Wake up And peace said , it was a racial thing. Often times latinas were potrayed (and still are) as promiscuous seducers.

Yeah. When my mom went to school in California, there were some girls who actually did just that. They were the more gangbanger types, though, I think.

I used to hide a switchblade in my giant pompadour and occasionally marijuana haha

Flawless! as was the makeup & clothing...and models 8)

Autumm Dottir this isn't buzz feed

it's basically buzzfeed it's part of it

Tanya Castro Yes ❤

Brown pride 🇲🇽🇲🇽

You said it sister.. remember and never forget Mexican people are the most beautiful and powerful people on earth. I am also so glad God spit me out as a Mexicano.... God bless us and let us all help each other grow one day soon.

I'm pretty sure is the other way around. Pachuca came from pin up

@@TuAmigoElMorrocoy Never !!! Go look at older pictures and you'll see. Pachucos are 30's and 40's generations, not 50's. Pachucos come from Chuco Town out of Texas. It was adopted out here in Los Angeles.

@Mark Grant Yup, white people shaved their heads first, no question but if you really want to know truth go ask a South Sider to give you the real version of why it is that they shave their heads. The same could be said about whites rocking a Mohawk but nobody questions when and why they started styling their heads that way. That being said, Pachucos are a generation of the 30's and 40's that came originated out of Chuco Town and came out here to California and was embraced by Mexican angelenos. But to me it seems like it's a cross between both sides of the fence. Pin ups and Pachuco style go hand in hand which is why it's very often to see rockabilly's looking like Pachucos and vice versa. There's a very small distinction between the two and can easily be confused if you don't pay attention.

+northernsoutherngirl It's crazy because when black ppl say we still face/go through the same thing those before us went through, there's a whole lot of arguing on the videos about black pp needing to get over things, but when other races do it, it's applauded. I see a lot of black ppl willing to learn about other cultures, but don't know much about their own, not saying this is the case for you, but i hope when you learn calo and talk with Latinos who speak it, you are able to communicate to them a bit about your own culture, while learning theirs. : )

I understand what you're saying. :-) My dearest friend is Mexicana, but was raised in Texas. I am going to ask her if she knows anything about the Pachuca culture & the "calo" language.

@@byoung4eva1 latino is not a race. It’s a word to condense people who speak Spanish into one box. There are white, black, tan, mestizos, etc. La verdad es que nadie de este lado del mundo está hablando sus idiomas naturales except for very rare indigenous nations. Do whether you’re mixed with African or European, Latino is a group, not a race

bailabas mambo, tienes que recordarlo

Creo es "Hey pa, fuiste pachuco, TAMBIEN TE REGAÑABAN!" Maldita Vecindad y los hijos del Quito Patio

aHHH MEMORIES

You are so beautiful yourself Chelsea! I love your style

Society and media didn't approve of her doing it either. Her films where she was cross-dressing or going outside the norm of women's roles did poorly, her fashion choices were not received well, media considered her rude, arrogant, and provocative.

yeah, as stupidsminkle says, media NOW sees it as revolutionary and outside the norm in a good way bc of how times have changed, in a similar way to how pachucas are portrayed as badasses and pioneers here but that connotation was DEFINITELY not positive back in the day. we're looking at things through a modern lense, but it's not how the majorty of their contemporaries would have viewed it

Obsessed over white people?

SONO CHI NO SADAMEE okno u were talking about diu

Im a pony Yes Especially the pants raised up very high with a belt.

@Mark Grant most Japanese used their school uniforms to rock that punk slick back look.