Fueled By Coffee And Country Music Quote shirt

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I mean, given the Fueled By Coffee And Country Music Quote shirt moreover I will buy this legal status Puerto Rico has in the US, they literally are second-class citizens. They have less rights than other US citizens.

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People who don’t know that Puerto Rico is part of US should be forced to take US history again as I am sure they probably absolutely need it And yet I had 4 adults old enough to have been your teacher at 6 yo argue with me that PR is not part of America and we need to help “our own people before them” There is no sugar coating this but they are second class citizens because they don’t have the Fueled By Coffee And Country Music Quote shirt moreover I will buy this same rights as US citizens in the mainland. For now, the least we can do is to make sure we give them the rights they are entitled to. it should be a state, it’s completely absurd. if it were filled with anglos it would have happened a long time ago. I don’t live in the US anymore but it’s wild how outside the places we Puerto Ricans have a large presence (NYC, Miami, Chicago etc) folk really don’t know we’re citizens. Heck, even in places where there’s millions of us folk don’t know better. I remember when I was 18 and went to the DMV for my 1st ID and the clerk checking my documents was confused why my birth certificate was in mainly in Spanish. He even called over a supervisor over and this was in NYC! They aren’t a state. So that kinda puts them on a different level. They don’t get a vote in Congress or for president. Seems this has more to do with ignorance and the general lack of education and training than some form of intentional discrimination. In the mid nineties, I roomed with a guy from Puerto Rico during my military service. I remember he loved two things, Budweiser and Saved by the Bell haha! Good dude that never had issues like the examples shared. Maybe the world is getting stupider. I live in the south and at least at my school, we never learned a peep about Puerto Rico in school – and I definitely thought it was just some country down there until I was like 20.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.