economic stats (as if people mattered)

[SergioL652 at aol.com]

I can't speak for all my fellow Puerto Ricans, but "we" feel that being 
Puerto Rican in the US trumps skin color.  We see each other as Puerto Rican, 
not black and white.  This is mostly true of Puerto Ricans living in the US, 
not necessarily in Puerto Rico, where there is still plenty of racism left, 
although it was not codified inot law.

Sergio Lopez
Edison, NJ
Born and raised in San Juan, PR
Kind of light skinned
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