Today, Hillary Clinton's campaign team put out a list titled, " 7 Ways Hillary Clinton Is Just Like Your Abuela." And unsurprisingly, people on Twitter aren't too happy about it.
Shortly after, #NotMyAbuela began trending on Twitter and users called the move "Hispandering" from Clinton's team.
The list includes gifs after points like "She reacts this way when people le faltan el respeto..." or "She reacts this way when people disrespect her..."
Some Twitter users called the list "out of touch," saying it wasn't reflective of the Latino experience.
"My Abuela came to this country with a 6th grade education and worked in favorites for 50 something cents to a Man's dollar," one person tweeted.
Here are more reasons Twitter users say Hillary Clinton is #NotMyAbuela:
My gma learned English as a second language & became a school teacher- dedicating her life to teaching tolerance and equality. #NotMyAbuela
— ria (@RiaRiaKerrigan) December 22, 2015
ways Hillary Clinton is like my abuela:
She is apparently very much out of touch with culture.
— Mathew Rodriguez (@mathewrodriguez) December 22, 2015
My Abuela came to this country with a 6th grade education and worked in favorites for 50 something cents to a Man's dollar @HillaryClinton
— Eliel Cruz (@elielcruz) December 22, 2015
Hillary Clinton is running for president. No Latina is running for president. Ergo, Clinton is unlike your abuela. https://t.co/GvLyavLVgO
— Roque Planas (@RoqPlanas) December 22, 2015
Hillary is #NotMyAbuela but I bet she pays someone like my abuela does her hair.
— Mary Sue ⭐ (@MarySueRenfrow) December 22, 2015
One of my abuelas, from Utuado, worked washing the dishes and picking coffee since she was 11 years old. Hillary is #NotMyAbuela
— LaÍnsulaAlucinada (@MarcosPerezRam) December 22, 2015
I was locked up w/o access to competent counsel or fair trial bcuz my family denied my relationship to my Mexican-born abuela. #NotMyAbuela
— jana brubaker (@6other) December 22, 2015
Hillary is nothing like my abuela just stop https://t.co/r460WTRftF
— mel (@meeluny) December 22, 2015
Maybe try discussing our issues, not pandering and patronizing, in order to get our votes. #NotMyAbuela @HillaryClinton
— Glass Canon (@Glass_Canon) December 22, 2015
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