The woman's argument is based on the officer's ability to visually discern her ethnicity. She, if not you, has made the connection between the way she looks and the officer's assumption that she is Hispanic. Could she make this argument if she were white with blue eyes? I suppose so, but she would have to cite some other visual clue to make it a reasonable argument. So it is reasonable to assume, given the locale and the woman's own argument that she can be identified visually as Hispanic that she not white with blue eyes but likely brown with dark eyes. At some time even La Raza people self refered as brown people. I guess things look different under the mango tree.
“I guess things look different under the mango tree.”
LOL!!! I am not ignoring you. I have many things to do before crashing. I will try and reply tomorrow.
I love, love, love mangos.
In the supermarkets, one can purchase them weighing 1-1/2 lb. They are not cheap. They are very large to say the least. I cannot get through one although I spread eating one over a period of days.
I also love, love, love peaches. Unfortunately they are picked too green from those countries that export them to Panama. Therefore, they never get that juicy. It affects the flavor that makes them sweet and tasty.