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#Now GRINGOS, GET THE HELL OUT OF YOUR RACIST DELUSION! #US stole our territory. Now MAGA racists threaten Mexicans, terrorize children & weaponize @ICEgov vs anyone who looks Mexican—then vacation in #Mexico expecting royal treatment. Respect goes 2 ways!

#Now 🇺🇸🇲🇽🇨🇦 America is not merely killing “DEI.” It is walking backward from decades of North American progress. For generations, the United States, Mexico and Canada — three enormously diverse societies built from Indigenous peoples, migration, different races, religions, languages and cultures — have struggled, imperfectly but deliberately, toward a common principle: Our diversity is not a defect to be erased. It is part of who we are. Canada made multiculturalism official government policy in 1971 and eventually enshrined it in law. Mexico built constitutional protections against discrimination and increasingly recognized itself as a pluricultural nation. And the United States spent decades tearing down legal and institutional barriers that excluded Americans because of race, sex, religion, disability and, increasingly, sexual orientation. None of these countries finished the job. Far from it. But the direction mattered. Now the Trump administration's State Department is proudly announcing that it is “ending DEI ideology in the Foreign Service.” Think about the message those words send. The diplomatic service representing one of the most ethnically, culturally and religiously diverse countries on Earth is being told that policies explicitly intended to broaden representation and inclusion were an ideological contamination that needed to be eliminated. This isn't strength. And diversity was never the enemy of merit. For decades, the challenge was making certain that talent could be found everywhere — among women and men, Black, Latino, Asian, Indigenous and white Americans; Christians, Jews, Muslims and people of other or no faith; people with disabilities; and LGBT Americans. A Foreign Service that looks more like the country it represents is not less American. It is MORE American. Canada is not abandoning multiculturalism. Mexico is not suddenly becoming less diverse. Yet Washington is choosing to turn inclusion itself into a political enemy. North America spent decades learning that our differences need not divide us. It is heartbreaking to watch the United States government now celebrate taking a step in the opposite direction. Diversity didn't weaken North America. Diversity MADE North America. #UnitedStates #Mexico #Canada #NorthAmerica #Diversity #DEI #Diplomacy #ForeignService #HumanRights

500 Years in the making: The Jewish story of Mexico City. Trace Jewish arrival and survival in Mexico City from the 16th to the 20th century — walking through the very sites where that history unfolded. This experience blends World Heritage architecture with the stories often left out of the guidebooks. You'll see the original arrival and settlement neighborhoods, stand before the Palace of the Inquisition, step inside the Historic Synagogue and its Reminiscences exhibit, and view a rare historical photo collection documenting Ashkenazi life in Mexico. mexatmax.com/jewish